Little is more deflating on Roast Dinner Day than ordering what turns out to be a leathery old shoe sole of beef. These days, ...

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It sounds like a special episode of Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines. But in 1969, this really happened.

Just as brilliant and frustrating and yellow and horrible and rather handy and maddening as you'd expect it to be.

The 15 stations that will once again enjoy bookswaps are: Acton Town, Cockfosters, Ealing Common, East Finchley, Hammersmith, ...

You'll find Roxy Ball Room at St Mary Axe (opposite the Gherkin, and just a stone's throw from Liverpool Street station).

The first Quorn burger, dating back to 1981, and the world's first beef steak cultivated outside a cow are among 100 objects to go on display as part of a new exhibition at the Science Museum.