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Spectacular photos of Burning Man 2016 in the Black Rock Desert

Burning Man is not for the faint of heart – as the website says: 'The Black Rock Desert is trying its best to kill you'.

Reading Jail: Artists respond to works of Oscar Wilde for new major exhibition

Inside - Artists and Writers in Reading Prison see artists respond to the works of its most infamous inmate.

Michelangelo secretly painted symbols of female anatomy on Sistine Chapel ceiling

Michelangelo may have hidden symbols as dissection of human body was banned by Catholic Church.

Holoscenes: Performers swim in giant glass tank for climate change awareness

The underwater performance piece will shown in conjunction with the London's Burning Festival.

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Customers told to bin Ben & Jerry's cookie dough ice cream - it may contain metal pieces

Customers with affected batch codes can call the customer care line for a replacement tub voucher.

I'm surprised we lasted as long as we did - DJ Norman Jay MBE on the future of Notting Hill Carnival

Two years after taking his iconic Good Times stage to east London, the DJ talks about carnival highs and lows.

Great British Bake Off most memorable cakes

The Great British Bake Off: The best creations so far

A look at the best creations presented to Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood on the UK's favourite baking show.

Aldi selling Wagyu beef steak for less than £5 this Bank Holiday

Aldi bringing luxury beef to the supermarket shopper for the second time.

Would you change your name to 'Bubba' for a lifetime of free shrimp?

But there can only be one....

Night Tube: Your guide to the best 24-hour bars and restaurants

With home just a few underground stops away all night, you will never need to gulp down that last drink again.

Papperdelle with sausage ragu at Padella

Padella: Catch it when it's quiet but would you really queue?

Aperitivi, Puglian olive oil, kindly Italian servers, it could be such a great, little place.

Robert de Niro gets the green light to open boutique hotel in Covent Garden

The actor's latest off-screen project to open a luxurious hotel in the heart of London gets go ahead.

Swabbing Roald Dahl's chair for yeast cultures

Beer made with yeast swabbed from Roald Dahl's writing chair 'reflects his dark humour'

Mr Twit's Odious Ale will be unveiled as part of theatrical dining experience, Dinner with the Twits.

UK Farmland: Demand falls sharply amid Brexit uncertainty and low commodity prices, RICS/RAU report suggests

UK farmland demand falls sharply in first half of 2016, reveals survey

The survey attributes the fall to uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote and low commodity prices.

Virili-tea, Vitali-tea and remedy teas, can Tetley make us love our traditional cuppa again?

A decline in 'regular' tea drinking has led to a revamp in the way brands are packaging up your everyday cup

James Tait Black awards: James Shapiro's Shakespeare biography wins Britain's oldest literary prize

Shapiro's book, 1606: William Shakespeare and the Year of Lear wins the James Tait Black prize.

Woodstock Festival: 10 things you didn't know about the festival 47 years on...

The most iconic music festival of all time kicked off on 15 August 1969 and made history.

Olympic spirit: Outdoor pools that will have you training like Tom Daley

Get inspired by Team GB's heroic efforts in Rio and dive into one of the relaxing outdoor pools on your doorstep.

Love Craft beer? UBREW has just launched 10 new microbreweries

'Open' brewery launches brand new 800-litre brewing tank to kick-start craft beer trading in London.

Photos show what Sydney Opera House will look like after $247m interior revamp

The multi-venue performing arts centre has been recognised as one of the most distinctive buildings of the 20th century.

Baliem Festival 2016: Tribes perform mock war in Indonesia's beautiful Papua highlands

Three-day celebration of the spirit, power and culture of tribes that have been practised for generations.

Tesco pop-up wine bar flatters to deceive but the loos are nice

New temporary supermarket wine bar is an interesting idea but suffers from a somewhat flawed execution.

New app lets you buy cheap restaurant food that would have been thrown away

App lets you buy guilt-free dinner for few pounds using food that would have been thrown away.

Afternoon Tea Week: the best alternative teas in London

From tubes of jam and cream to Pimms jelly, you can do so much better than a dry scone this week.

Where to watch the Royals this month: From the Rio Olympics to the Russian Federation

While many of us are on holiday, the Royals have official engagements through the summer.

Quiz: Do you really know how many calories are in your food?

A new report suggests Brits under-report calories – do you think you know your kcal?

Designing for the Queen: The pressure of creating a gift fit for royalty

Ceramicist Natasha Daintry discusses her collaboration with Royal Salute to design a gift for the Queen's 90th birthday.

Up, up, and away at Bristol Balloon Fiesta 2016: Photos of Europe's largest hot air ballooning event

Now in its 38th year, teams from the UK and other countries enjoy four day festival at Ashton Court Estate.

Curio + Ta Ta: Haggerston's small-plate rice revolution

Our verdict: Cheery small plates, a slightly expensive bill and a curiously empty fish tank.

Wacken Music Festival: Best photos from the German heavy metal event so far

First held in 1990, the festival is now one of the most popular in Europe.

Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2016: The great, the mad and the unmissable shows this year

Annual arts festival is a sea of weird and wonderful performances so we have picked the best for you.

What to do if you can't get tickets to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

If you're stuck in the endless online queue, there are (a few) ways you can still get to enjoy the play.

This company is making eco-friendly leather out of mushrooms

MycoWorks' new technology uses mycelium as a new animal-friendly material.

Blow me away! Coffee and fellatio cafe planned for London

With an opening set for the Geneva venture, London looks ready to be the next lucky city.

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