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Times: What makes this academic lurk on the dark web as an angry far-right misogynist?

Discover the incredible story of the Pakistani freighter that sank in the English Channel, defying expectations. Join John Liddiard as he revisits the scene after 10 years.

The eco radicals seem less interested in saving the planet than in attacking the lifestyles of those less well-off than themselves

South West 660 and Zapmap join forces to make EV road trips easier than ever July 2023 – The South West coast of England is a treasure trove of stunn...

Hawson Court Cottage is surrounded by Dartmoor countryside, yet is easily accessible to the towns of Ashburton and Buckfastleigh. The villages of Scorriton and Holne fare also nearby. Situated on the southern slopes of Dartmoor National Park, approximately three miles from Buckfastleigh, Hawson is surrounded by excellent walking and riding country. Buckfastleigh village is located […]

By uniting behind one progressive parliamentary candidate, voters in Totnes can effect change, says George Monbiot

A group of English activists want to legally enshrine the “right to roam” — and spread the idea that nature is a common good.

Photo: Facebook Pip Blom have shared a new single called Kiss Me By The Candlelight....

A motorist caught speeding on the Ilminster by pass has avoided a ban due to the specialist nature of the vehicle he drives for his work.

Would it not be so much better if dozens of cars could be loaded onto a car train so that parents and kids could cruise to their holiday destinations in comfort during the day? Just think of the carbon emissions saved. A half century ago, there was just such a train. It was called the Christoforus Express. We take a look at car trains of yesteryear, focusing on daytime services where motorists could sit back and let the train take the strain.