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Aussie Michael Rogers wins stage 16 of Tour de France
With a classy bow as he crossed the line, Australian Michael Rogers claimed victory in the 16th... Find out more
Trips to Haiti resume five years after killer earthquake
The quake, which hit Haiti on January 12, 2010, killed hundreds and thousands of people and affected... Find out more
Justin Bieber given two years' probation for egg pelting
Pop brat Justin Bieber has pleaded no contest to misdemeanour vandalism in connection with the... Find out more
Giving ‘blow jobs make women happier’ - semen promotes ‘mental well-being’ says study
Women who have oral sex become happier and more intelligent according to an American study, writes... Find out more
Top five hostels in London: Where to stay when you first arrive in the capital
So you’ve just rocked up in London; backpack strapped to your shoulders and an iPhone in your... Find out more
London's 5 worst places to live: Some of them might surprise you...
Not even this city’s perfect – we crunch the numbers to find the least desirable places to live... Find out more
News
Aussie Michael Rogers wins stage 16 of Tour de France
With a classy bow as he crossed the line, Australian Michael Rogers claimed victory in the 16th... Read More
Australia Zoo’s Wildlife Hospital set to receive £27,000 funding
AAT Kings and the TreadRight Foundation have teamed up with Australia Zoo Wildlife Warriors to... Read More
Chinese girl labelled 'Cat Girl' after growing black fur
Six-year-old Zhao Xinrui started sprouting black fur last year, and now it has spread to her back,... Read More
Two 8ft boa constrictors found in a park in East Ham
The snakes were found in Plashet Park in east London, near a children's play area. The little... Read More
By George, he's grown: Royal family celebrate Prince George's first birthday
George's parents, those lesser-known royals The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, are rumoured to... Read More
Game of Moans: Brit actress Maisie Williams throws a Twitter-strop after being denied access to BA's business class lounge
It would appear that Maisie Williams is a feisty little madam on and off-screen, as her latest... Read More
Heatwave warning issued for the UK
If you've been sweltering in the office today, watch out - the the Met Office has issued a... Read More
'Shy' clownfish that refuse to mate given a private love nest with red velvet curtains
Anyone who's ever tried to have sex while being watched by a household pet will know how hard... Read More
Tulisa trial collapses after undercover reporter's evidence labelled as 'lies'
Good news for N-Dubz singer and former X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos - her trial for reportedly... Read More
Teen thinks Instagram deleted account because she's too fat
It seems almost unbelievable but a US student had her Instagram account temporarily removed... Read More
Celebrity law watch: Are you taking the piss?
That hotel toilet near you might not be as private as you think. And I’m not taking the piss: just... Read More
Guy Pearce speaks out about drug use in GQ interview
Guy Pearce's secret marijuana addiction saw him virtually housebound for a whole year and... Read More
Chinese girl labelled 'Cat Girl' after growing black fur
Six-year-old Zhao Xinrui started sprouting black fur last year, and now it has spread to her back,... Read More
Florida city bans sagging trousers
Ocala, a city in Florida, has become the latest US city to ban the wearing of baggy trousers. Read More
Man robs restaurant then returns a few hours later for a spot of lunch
Daniel Lee Warn, 28, was arrested after he returned to chain restaurant El Pollo Loco in California... Read More
Jaws bites off more than he can chew, ends up sleeping with the fishes
A great white shark that washed ashore an Australian beach earlier this week may have choked to... Read More
Latest Stories & Sports
Two 8ft boa constrictors found in a park in East Ham
The snakes were found in Plashet Park in east London, near a children's play area. The little... Read More
London Zoo defends its after-hours parties despite reports of drunken mishaps
ZSL London Zoo's 'Late Events', which are advertised as an 'after-party with the... Read More
Battersea Dogs and Cats Home 'bursting with orphan kittens' as hot weather makes London cats horny
Battersea Dogs and Cats Home is 'bursting with orphan kittens' because the hot weather... Read More
Mongol Rally with eight Aussie teams set to launch from Battersea Park on Saturday
The 11th edition of the annual Mongol Rally launches this weekend from Battersea Park - and this... Read More
Germans leave Brits in the shade when it comes to body confidence on the beach
If you're a Brit that would rather walk across hot coals than sashay across the beach in just... Read More
Malaysia Airlines crash: 27 Australians and 9 Brits presumed dead
At least 298 people are presumed dead after a Malaysia Airlines jet crashed in eastern Ukraine - it... Read More
Cathay Pacific named world's best airline
Cathay Pacific has been named the world's best airline at the World Airline Awards, the Hong... Read More
'Dead girl' wakes up at her own funeral
The three-year-old started moving her head and stirring during her funeral before her family took... Read More
40 tourist scams to watch out for this summer
Even if you're a seasoned traveller, you'd do well to read this... Read More
Trips to Haiti resume five years after killer earthquake
The quake, which hit Haiti on January 12, 2010, killed hundreds and thousands of people and affected... Read More
Hate jet lag? Here are fifteen ways to stay feeling human when you travel
From days of irritability and inability to sleep to lack of appetite and even diarrhoea,... Read More
Malaysia Airlines flight crashes in Ukraine
A Malaysian passenger airliner with 295 people on board has crashed in Ukraine, the Reuters news... Read More
Aussie Michael Rogers wins stage 16 of Tour de France
With a classy bow as he crossed the line, Australian Michael Rogers claimed victory in the 16th... Read More
England abysmal as epic collapse hands India victory on day five at Lord's
A pathetic collapse after lunch saw England crumble to defeat against India before tea on day five... Read More
Commonwealth Games 2014: Fab 14 for Glasgow
You think the Commonwealth Games doesn’t have star power? Think again. Here are 14 of the... Read More
England face defeat at Lord's going into day 5 as captain Cook fails again
It doesn't look good for England, or Alastair Cook, as they stare down the barrel of defeat on... Read More
Travel
Big Trip: Saffa's Up
From killer waves to killer whales, South Africa’s beaches offer a plethora of adventures and a... Read More
Big trip: China in your hand
When travelling the length of China along the ancient trade routes of the Silk Road, the only real... Read More
Big Trip: Sri Lanka
Tucked away at the bottom of India and surrounded by the Indian Ocean, the island of Sri Lanka is a... Read More
Big Trip: Salsa through South America
Spell-binding scenery, hip-shaking beats, sultry summer sun and endless partying on the beach –... Read More
Big Trip: It began in (North) Africa
North Africa has some of the most exciting and exotic cultures and landscapes in the world. Read More
The East Coast for adults: Getting to grips with the the Pacific Coastal Highway
As roads go, it's legendary. Read More
UK Trip: Game on, Glasgow
The Commonwealth Games are heading for Glasgow, and you should be too. On your marks, get set, go... Read More
UK Trip: The future's Brighton
Finger-licking fish and chips, vibrant vintage shops and a nightlife cheekier than a Carry On film.... Read More
UK Trip: Munro bagging in Scotland
Fill your boots; and maybe your trousers, writes our intrepid travel reporter. Read More
UK guide: South West England
Grab a car and your mates and take a road trip to the South West of England, home to some of the... Read More
Kilty pleasures: Scotland wants to be free, but all we want is a Highland fling...
In September this year, the Scots are voting to decide if they want their country to be independent... Read More
The five best places to detox body and mind in the UK
Still having panic attacks at the thought of wearing your new bikini? Feeling stressed out because... Read More
Destination guide: France
Split into 95 départements and boasting some 37,000 villages, The Hexagon, as the French have... Read More
Moroccan magic: A guide to Morocco
From bustling streets to silver screen-worthy landscapes, Morocco is a country that offers culture,... Read More
Kiwi Experience: The trip of a lifetime
See the whole of New Zealand with Kiwi Experience in just 29 days, and you’ll still remember it 29... Read More
Destination Guide: West Coast USA
We’re not about to get involved with the East Coast-West Coast gang wars, but when it comes to an... Read More
Destination Guide: The magic of the Med
The Mediterranean coast and Balearic Islands boast glistening waters, sun-bleached cliffs, ancient... Read More
Destination: Egypt
The marvels of the ancient world await and the beaches sizzle in this magical country that’s... Read More
European break: Amsterdam
Everyone knows what Amsterdam is famous for, but there’s much more to this idyllic city than fine... Read More
European break: Sweden
There’s more to Sweden than its capital. Don’t get us wrong, it’s still worth a visit, but... Read More
European break: A taste of Northern Italy
Hills and hazelnut farms for miles in every direction, ancient wine cellars filled with Barolo,... Read More
European break: That's why we go to Iceland
You might not get a frozen voulevant, but you will get glaciers, volcanoes and natural bubbling spas... Read More
European break: Lisbon to your heart
Packed with culture, character, art and history, Lisbon demands attention, time and comfortable... Read More
Hit the road with a van tour
What could be better? A van packed with mates and a summer packed with as many destinations as you... Read More
Don't Miss in London
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Fill your boots at Carnaby Street Eat
This free one-day international food festival will be in London on Sunday, July 20.
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The pioneers of alfresco cinema are back - and this time they're bringing burgers!
Picture the scene - sunny summer evening, cold beer in one hand, tasty burger in the other, your...
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See Aussie artist Robin Fox at the Barbican Centre
Australian visual artist Robin Fox will be showcasing his latest polychromatic laser show RGB as...
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Always look on the bright side of Shoreditch
This Sunday at 7pm, Rich Mix Cinema will screen live from the O2 Arena the final night of the highly...
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Can't get to the surf? Let the surf come to you...
This month, Surfdome celebrate summer in the city with a six week long pop-up store in East London.
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Enjoy an evening of wordplay at Tongue Fu
Up for an evening of unbeatable entertainment? That's where Tongue Fu comes in. Face it, you're...
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Feel the romance at the Festival of Love this summer
The Southbank Centre’s summer-long Festival of Love is dedicated to the theme of love (obviously),...
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Queen of Hoxton presents their Ukulele Hootenanny Summer Party
Queen of Hoxton's weekly free Ukulele Hootenanny is celebrating two years of spreading uke love with...
Arts & Entertainment
Can't get to the surf? Let the surf come to you...
This month, Surfdome celebrate summer in the city with a six week long pop-up store in East London. Read More
Theatre: The Crucible
The Old Vic’s in-the-round season continues with South African director Yaël Farber’s visceral... Read More
Feel the romance at the Festival of Love this summer
The Southbank Centre’s summer-long Festival of Love is dedicated to the theme of love (obviously),... Read More
Queen of Hoxton presents their Ukulele Hootenanny Summer Party
Queen of Hoxton's weekly free Ukulele Hootenanny is celebrating two years of spreading uke love... Read More
Catch the best Aussie musicians in London this summer
Summer in Europe tends to be synonymous with the word ‘festival’. Indeed, with hundreds popping... Read More
Feeling Gloomy - The Libertines: Can't Stand Me Now Special
Join legendary Feeling Gloomy DJs Len and Cliff as they mark the occasion by playing all your... Read More
Festival Review: London’s Calling Festival - Saturday
We all know that feeling. You’re back at work after spending the weekend in a field listening to... Read More
Dance the night away at Shoreditch Got Soul
Shoreditch Got Soul launches on Friday, June 27 and will run on the last Friday every other month at... Read More
The pioneers of alfresco cinema are back - and this time they're bringing burgers!
Picture the scene - sunny summer evening, cold beer in one hand, tasty burger in the other, your... Read More
TNT at the movies: Godzilla
When I was a kid I had the same recurring nightmare: a giant dinosaur/lizard would chase and then... Read More
The film world of Jean Paul Gaultier
If you love JPG's clothes, you'll love this week-long film exhibition at the Barbican. Read More
Enjoy 'Silent Cinema' at ZSL London Zoo
ZSL London Zoo is launching a brand new cinematic experience this May, offering film-lovers the... Read More
Theatre: The Crucible
The Old Vic’s in-the-round season continues with South African director Yaël Farber’s visceral... Read More
Theatre: Forbidden Broadway & Pacific Overtures
In one form or another, this New York-born show by Gerard Alessandrini has been around for over... Read More
See Shakespeare in The Great Outdoors
After the success of its double bill of ‘As You Like It’ and ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’... Read More
Theatre: Skylight & The Valley of Astonishment
At about the same time as influential theatre and film director Peter Brook founded his Paris-based... Read More
London Life
Feel the romance at the Festival of Love this summer
The Southbank Centre’s summer-long Festival of Love is dedicated to the theme of love (obviously),... Read More
ANZ Golf Challenge 2014: Australia Vs New Zealand Annual Golf Day
This annual Golf Day was established in 1926, and has been played annually ever since. This year,... Read More
Bowled Over 2014
The sun is shining...sometimes...so it must be time for the TNT Barefoot Bowls Tournament! Read More
TNT Language School 2014
The TNT Language School is back! Read More
Fill your boots at Carnaby Street Eat
This free one-day international food festival will be in London on Sunday, July 20. Read More
Feast on street food in east London
This long-awaited pop-up street foodie fiesta, created by the Real Food Festival ‘East Village... Read More
HMS Plate & Shaker Docked in Cuba
Viva la Revolution! Viva el Capitan! Or something like that. Read More
Bar review: Tree House
Ever since I was a kid, I’ve loved ‘hidden spaces’: basement dens, attics, secret cubby... Read More
Can't get to the surf? Let the surf come to you...
This month, Surfdome celebrate summer in the city with a six week long pop-up store in East London. Read More
How to solve a problem like a visa?
Commonwealth Exchange need TNT volunteers to help with their project on Commonwealth visas. Can you... Read More
Take a sonic stroll through the City of London on Sunday morning
You see the city every day - but can you actually hear what's going on? Read More
The savvy Londoner's guide to cycling in the capital
With summer well and truly here and the Tour De France just around the corner, many of us have been... Read More
Queen of Hoxton presents their Ukulele Hootenanny Summer Party
Queen of Hoxton's weekly free Ukulele Hootenanny is celebrating two years of spreading uke love... Read More
Get on down at Hot Dub Time Machine
Hot on the heels of a huge UK tour last autumn and selling over 12,000 tickets at the 2013 Edinburgh... Read More
Notsosilent roof party with Maurice Fulton
Following their rooftop parties in May and June, Notsosilent are getting ready for the third party... Read More
Swing like you're winning at the 50th Prohibition Party
On Saturday, June 28, glamorous pleasure-seekers are invited to party as if it’s 1922 at the 50th... Read More
Lifestyle
Essential handbag make-up for summer and beyond...
Whenever I go to the make-up counters at large department stores, a feeling of unease often envelops... Read More
Product review: Tony Horton's Ten Minute Trainer
Can it really be possible to get fit by exercising for just ten minutes a day? Well, we'd say... Read More
Struggling to get healthy? Try these quick fixes...
If you’re struggling to stick to a fitness routine or you’re not getting the results you want,... Read More
Yoga to try this: Yoga breaks in the UK and beyond...
Yoga and Pilates are a great way to get into shape over the summer, but don’t restrict yourself to... Read More
Class of the Month: Insanity Workout
This class is not for the faint of heart - or weak of body! Read More
Second chance salon: TNT rates the skills at LukeJacob hairdressers
Do you still send your hairdresser back home ‘I miss you’ texts? It’s time to move on, people.... Read More
Finding it hard to fit exercise into your life? Easy - just have a quickie...
When there are options including the pub and your sofa, why oh why would you ever choose to go to... Read More
Product review: Maxitone Sculptress Diet
I started off this diet thinking that these shakes would be similar to McDonalds'; thick,... Read More
Feeling broke so soon after payday? Here's our guide to saving £358 per month
If you're already looking at your bank balance, crying 'I just don't understand where... Read More
The golden rules for relocating to London
If you've been living in London for a while, you will already know what the locals know -... Read More
TNT's guide to calling home on the cheap
You won’t have any more excuses with this guide to calling home on the cheap. Just watch those... Read More
The 2014 Budget and what it means for Motorists
Deciphering what the new annual budget means can be a bit tricky, but help is at hand - and this is... Read More
How do you fancy winning a month's free rent in London?
Most companies offer either a laptop, a tablet or a smartphone as a competition prize. We say... Read More
New study reveals that men are more likely to withdraw cash on credit
If you're dreading the end of the month and thinking about getting some cash out on your credit... Read More
Taxing work: How we can help you get your money back
The bad news? This article is about tax. The good news? It’s about getting your tax money back.... Read More
Get thrifty: How to make do and mend in London
Being thrify is all the rage. From sewing to bike repairs, you’ll never need to pay an expert... Read More
The golden rules for relocating to London
If you've been living in London for a while, you will already know what the locals know -... Read More
A renter's guide to French London
France may have suffered a whooping at the hands of Wales in rugby union’s RBS Six Nations last... Read More
Ten top tips to rent successfully in London
Renting a flat in London can be a daunting task - it’s stressful, time-consuming and rather... Read More
The cheapest areas to rent in London
London is the most expensive city in the world. Fact, people. Here’s where to live if your money... Read More
Living in Hammersmith
Hammersmith, affectionally nicknamed Hammertown by locals, is in inner west London. It’s a popular... Read More
A home that floats: why be a London landlubber when you can live on a houseboat?
Living on a houseboat is a romantic notion. Read More
Alto Atacama - hotel review: Travel accommodation in San Pedro, Atacama Desert, Chile
Overview Located deep within northern Chile’s Atacama Desert, Alto Atacama is a luxury resort... Read More
St Christopher’s Inns open 'Super-Hostel' in Paris
After a soft-launch in July, the brand new, €38 million, Paris backpacker hostel from St... Read More
Love watching film and TV? This could be the job of your dreams...
If you're addicted to the box, this could be your perfect job... Read More
New creative hub launched in Shoreditch
Spread over four floors of a 1950s modernist building, Forge & Co. is a new east London creative... Read More
Want to work with pandas in China or orangutans in Malaysia?
Travel company i-to-i has just turned 20, and to celebrate its big birthday, the company is looking... Read More
Career spotlight: Have you got what it takes to be a manager?
If you've always had dreams of climbing the career ladder but you're unsure of where to... Read More
Careers: The real nanny diaries
Working doesn’t have to mean a boring desk job - why not travel the world, get good pay and change... Read More
Get your band onstage at OnBlackheath
OnBlackheath are running an exciting competition for an up and coming band to appear on stage on... Read More
The 9th Filminute International One-Minute Film Festival is looking for entries...
For the ninth consecutive year, Filminute, the international one-minute film festival, is curating a... Read More
Career insider: We talk to Crewsaders about how to build up a successful business
This week, we've been talking to Crewsaders' head of business development, Jarrod Bischof,... Read More
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Travel Inspiration
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Destination: Iceland
Iceland is a veritable mix of geological activity, combining an otherworldly backdrop with a strong...
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Big trip: China in your hand
When travelling the length of China along the ancient trade routes of the Silk Road, the only real...
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Destination Guide: West Coast USA
We’re not about to get involved with the East Coast-West Coast gang wars, but when it comes to an...
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48 hours in Liverpool: Go 'ed, get down
You won’t walk far (and never alone) in Liverpool without hearing the echoes of Beatlemania.
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Festival Guide: La Tomatina
For 364 days of the year nothing really happens in the drab industrial town of Buñol, 38km west of...
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The top five city breaks
To celebrate the re-opening of the ArcelorMittal Orbit - you know, the crazy, twisting red thing at...
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48 hours in Naples: Explore the City of Sun
Naples – or the City of Sun as it has fondly been nicknamed – has been the subject of some bad...