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The new white-glove Weston hotel brings big-city know-how to an area of the Green Mountains in Vermont better known for crunchy family ski vacations.

In an extensive Judgment of over 200 pages, Mr Justice Henshaw rejected jurisdiction challenges brought by the Defendant international reinsurers on the basis of Russian exclusive jurisdiction clauses (EJCs).

Some of the house's 18th-century furniture has been lent back by the Victoria & Albert Museum but other pieces and paintings integral ot its design have left Britain for good

From Truman Capote’s legendary Black and White Ball to Met Galas, see the fashion moments that solidified Lee Radziwill as a style icon.

Sir Patrick Moberly, who has died aged 95, was a formal, old-school diplomat whose career culminated in two of the most sensitive postings for a British ambassador: to Israel and South Africa.

Ruthrieston West Church in Aberdeen is expected to attract lots of buyer interest after being put up for sale for nearly £500,000.

EPHRATA — One race for a seat on the Moses Lake School Board and one race for Royal City City Council may be headed for a recount. Both may fall within state guidelines for a mandatory machine recount, according to the Grant County Auditor’s Office.

With more than 200 years of history under its belt, it's about time visitors got to know Jackson for all it has to offer. From literary legends to accomplished chefs, discover the true talents of this bustling college town that also happens to be Mississippi's capital city.

Alfred Deakin’s great-grandson decides that on the eve of the Voice referendum, a deeper truth should be considered about his great-grandfather, Alfred Deakin, the architect of modern Australia.

Almost 50 years after the university was named, the institution will this year confront the troubling policies of its namesake, Australia’s second prime minister Alfred Deakin.