More in Life - Page 1723
'Green Wing' cast joins picket line in London supporting junior doctors
Surreal hospital comedy is a cult classic.
Elderly British veteran reunites with childhood sweetheart 70 years after suffering PTSD
"I used to pass little notes to her from my notebook."
By Sam Haysom
People line up to microchip dogs as it becomes compulsory in Britain
There's a big fine if dogs are caught without one.
City's street sign tribute to suffragette backfires in an embarrassing way
Property developer apologises after double blunder.
Gucci advert banned for showing 'unhealthily thin' model
Gucci said the model's weight was a "subjective issue".
These adorable penguin chicks are guaranteed to melt your cold, cold heart
So much cuteness.
By Sam Haysom
Die, get cremated, then reborn in Shanghai's death simulator
It promises to take visitors on a "rebirth" to gain a new perspective on life.
By Victoria Ho
David Cameron and his family won't gain from offshore trusts 'in the future'
It's the fourth No. 10 statement since the Panama Papers leak.
British model shuts down body-shamer with 2 epic Instagram posts
"YOU are the only one who decides your self worth."
By Sam Haysom
Millennials have taken the heartbreak out of the long distance relationship
Modern lovers aren't about to let distance stand in the way.
Chinese women wrap banknotes around their wrists in newest body trend meme
Wrist-y business.
By Alicia Tan
Harry Potter event postponed after adult fans complained they couldn't attend
Never, ever upset adult Harry Potter fans.
By Johnny Lieu
Sorry, your Australian oregano is probably not 100% oregano
Your fettuccine may have been flavoured with olive and sumac leaves all this time.
By Jenni Ryall
Baby wallaby takes its first steps, but it's way harder than it thought
A hop, skip and jump ... not quite.
By Johnny Lieu
5 magical moments from the powerful Black Girls Rock!
It was a night full of black girl magic.
By Yohana Desta
Enterprising merchants are selling 'hell notes' featuring popular Korean actor Song Joong Ki
The joss papers are typically burnt as offerings to the dead.
By Alicia Tan
Crafty groom uses 600 balloons to make wedding dresses for his bride
And the bride wore balloons.
By Alicia Tan
Thomas the Tank Engine gets an Aussie mate
While Thomas the Tank Engine has been a part of many childhoods around the world, it never had many friends from around the globe, apart from Hiro the Japanese engine.
By Johnny Lieu
New York Daily News targets 'Bernie's Sandy Hook shame'
The New York Daily News is out with a cover criticizing Sanders over his opposition to granting shooting victims the right to sue gun manufacturers.
Bernie Sanders continues hot streak by winning in Wisconsin
Bernie Sanders took a crucial victory in Wisconsin's primary on Tuesday night, breathing new life into his challenge to Hillary Clinton.
Ted Cruz crushes Donald Trump in Wisconsin
Ted Cruz has cruised to victory in Wisconsin.
San Francisco approves fully paid leave for new parents
The measure will give new parents six weeks of paid time off.
Executions went way up in 2015, mainly fueled by three countries
Executions across the globe increased from 1,061 to 1,634 from 2014 to 2015, a 54% uptick.
Scalia law school changes name after accidental NSFW acronym
Awkward phrasing has led to a change of a law school named for the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
