London Underground passengers are discarding nine and a half tonnes of freesheets a day on three of the tube network's busiest lines, it emerged yesterday
The future growth of Britain's congested rail network, on which passengers make 1 billion journeys a year, is under threat from plans to dig up mothballed lines, MPs and green campaigners have warned
Patagonia's latest luxury hotel is right in the new president of Argentina's back yard. Not that she minds — she designed it and she owns it, says Vicky Baker
From rodeos to rockabilly, November's photo of the month entries covered a vast range of people and places. But who won the competition and the prize of their photo printed on canvas by Point 101?
Sales at Premier Inn, Britain's biggest domestic hotel chain, grew by more than 10% over the past three months as cost-conscious business travellers traded down from more midrange hotels
Regular freight train services between North and South Korea resumed today for the first time since 1950 amid rising hopes for peace on the divided peninsula
Staff at Manchester airport are investigating how a toddler clambered on to a luggage belt and was carried along a winding tunnel of the conveyor system on a journey that could have taken her four miles
British shoppers may be avoiding the high street in the run-up to Christmas but spending on holidays is holding up better than expected, according to Thomas Cook
There's no shortage of atmospheric hotels in this UNESCO heritage city, but finding one before you get there can be a challenge. Resident Charlie Thompson offers an insider's guide
