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Try something new instead of lemon and sugar.
Fading From View: British photographer Paul Coghlin's beautifully detailed portraits of endangered big cats
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Diana: Her Fashion Story – New exhibition celebrates stylish wardrobe of the Princess of Wales
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Robots exhibition at Science Museum shows off 500 years of humanoid history
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Preview of new David Hockney exhibition at Tate Britain: An overview of artist's work to date
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The Art of Building 2016: Architectural photography competition winners
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Photo preview of Indian-inspired Orchid Festival at Kew Gardens
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Harry Potter author JK Rowling shuts down Twitter users threatening to burn their books
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Women's Prize for Fiction searches for a sponsor after Baileys ends partnership
Literary award recognises "excellence, originality and accessibility in women's writing from throughout the world".
Meet the beauty queens who are the favourites to win Miss Universe 2016
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Woman at center of Emmett Till lynching admits she fabricated testimony
The white woman claimed that Emmett, 14, wolf-whistled at her.
Flash of brilliance: Kingfisher's dive wins Wildlife Photographer of Year People's Choice Award
A stunning image of a kingfisher diving into a river at such high speed that it seems to leave a motion trail behind it clinched the award for Spanish photographer Mario Cea.
'F**k white people' – 'Racist' artwork vandalised by political activists in South Africa
Cape Party protesters deface Dean Hutton's controversial work at Cape Town's National Art Museum.
People's Choice Awards 2017: The stars of TV, cinema and music make their red carpet arrivals
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Hyperreal pastel-hued cityscapes by Australian artist Ben Thomas
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Outdoor Photographer of the Year competition: The winners revealed
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Martin Parr honoured for outstanding contribution to photography
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'Whose Streets? Our Streets!' Powerful photos of historic rallies in New York
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Museo Atlántico: Europe's first underwater art museum opens to the public
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