CULTURE

London's In & Out club hosts 20th annual awards marking flaccid prose, unsexy images and clumsy verbal technique.

Lauren Laverne will be hosting the Channel 4 programme live from Tate Britain, London.

BBC One has commissioned an adaptation of the Harry Potter author's dark thriller.

Monster mall to be central attraction of £17bn Mohammed bin Rashid City and attract 80 million shoppers a year.

In this episode, Fully Charged presenter Robert Llewellyn discuss the features of electric motorbike Agility Saietta.

The Queen and Prince Philip attend evening gala finale to diamond jubilee year on eve of 65th wedding anniversary.

JLR's comprehensive facility will boast research centre and engine plant.

Judy Chicago meets the IBTimes UK ahead of three important UK shows and talks about women in the Middle East, the death of Savita Halappanavar and the state of feminist art.

In this episode, Robert Llewellyn checks out different models of electric bikes and finds out how it will fit into our future.

The Little Britain star has announced they are expecting their first child.

South African police arrest man, who was attempting to travel to Dubai, at Johannesburg airport with diamonds worth £1.4m hidden in his stomach.

Diamonds singer immortalised in lifelike figures showing her during her redhead phase.

Our film critic Matt Chapman reviews Ben Affleck's latest film about a team of fugitive US diplomats who fabricate a sci-fi film to escape from Iran.

VeryFirstTo, the company behind the new survey hopes it will help celebrate innovative new luxury products and experiences on the market.

BMW outperformed expectations by posting a near 14 per cent rise in third quarter profits, in large part due to strong sales from China.

Warren Buffet-backed BYD trying to drive out of rough patch with easy finance schemes.

In this episode, Llewellyn discovers how exactly the hydrogen fuel cells work.

Model treats fans to behind-the-stage snaps of her preparing for stint in burlesque show Forever Crazy.

Originally titled by Munch as Der Schrei der Natur (The Scream of Nature), The Scream features a turbulent man against the backdrop of a Norwegian landscape with orange sky.

It is billed as the end of an era, as Ford has announced to trade union representatives that it will cease manufacturing cars in the UK after more than a hundred years. And close two of its factories in the UK.

Car sharing schemes provides the flexibility to pick up and drop of their hire car anywhere in the city.

Peter Hitchens book, The War We Never Fought: The British Establishment's Surrender to Drugs, is not what you might expect.

From the British royal lineage, a portrait drawing of Edward VI, the son of Henry VIII and a painted portrait of Thomas Howard, third Duke of Norfolk, will go on show at The Queen’s Gallery.

Star of the controversial Emmanuelle series of soft porn films, Sylvia Kristel, has died.

Renault Twizy can be compared with a Go-Cart in terms of speed, stability and road handling, says Robert Llewellyn, presenter of the online show Fully Charged.

History was made at the Man Booker prize last night as Hilary Mantel became the first woman and the first British novelist, to win the prestigious Man Booker Prize twice and receive £50,000 as part of the prize. For her novel, Bring up the Bodies.

Mantel becomes first woman and first British novelist to win prestigious prize twice.

Five-day book fair, with New Zealand as guest of honour, has 7,300 exhibitors from 100 countries.

138,000 cars, including RAV4, Yaris, Auris and Corolla, to be recalled in the UK.