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Hotshots: Enter the TNT travel photography competition #1476

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Wild Flag, Electric Ballroom, Camden

Wild Flag, Electric Ballroom, Camden

With members from Sleater-Kinney, Helium and The Minders, Wild Flag are an alternative rock... Find out more

Skating on through at Somerset House

Skating on through at Somerset House

In the movies, Christmas is a time for miracles. In real life, though, Christmas is more likely to... Find out more

Europe's best New Year's Eve parties

Europe's best New Year's Eve parties

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Trailer: Guy Pearce's sci-fi actionner Lockout

The new trailer for sci-fi actionner Lock Out starring guy Pearce has been released. Read More

Video: World's funniest fake football injury

A hilarious bit of football injury faking was displayed by Narcisse Ekanga of Equatorial Guinea this... Read More

Video: Ferris Bueller returns in Matthew Broderick Super...

Ferris Bueller is one of the most iconic cinema characters of the Eighties. And now he’s back,... Read More

Djokovic sends Murray packing at Australian Open

Gutsy world No.1 Novak Djokovic will shoot for a slice of tennis history in Sunday night's... Read More

Google privacy row: Who does search engine think you are?

Google has given a glimpse into the kind of information it has stored about its users, which enables... Read More

Aboriginal activists burn Australian flag in Canberra

Protesters have set fire to an Australian flag at the entrance of Parliament House as they called... Read More

Isles of Wonder: Olympic opening ceremony theme confirmed

London’s Olympic opening ceremony theme will be “Isles of Wonder”, organisers revealed today. Read More

Katie Price wins Cambridge University debate

Glamour girl Katie Price - also known as Jordan - has won a Cambridge University debate against... Read More

Isles of Wonder: Olympic opening ceremony theme confirmed

London’s Olympic opening ceremony theme will be “Isles of Wonder”, organisers revealed today. Read More

Stockport decapitated man John Grainger 'shot in head'

Tests have revealed that a Stockport man whose body was found without a head was killed with a... Read More

RBS boss Stephen Hester gets £7m payout sparking fury

RBS chief Stephen Hester may still receive a pay package of over £7 million, despite the bank... Read More

David Cameron in chocolate orange war with Ed Miliband

Political exchanges don’t come much more important than this - Ed Miliband has picked a fight with... Read More

UK weather: Snow, hail, low temperatures on way

After an unseasonally mild winter the UK is being warned to brace itself for freezing temperatures... Read More

Rod Liddle 'pretend disabled' Sun article causes fury

Rod Liddle has prompted a storm of furious Twitter and blog posts after writing about the... Read More

MP Tom Watson's intern in 'twit-rape' Twitter outrage

The latest case of Twitter faux-pas cock-up has come courtesy of Labour MP Tom Watson's intern. Read More

List of people who turned down Queen's honours revealed

Official government records have revealed a list of people who turned down the Queen's honours.... Read More

London 2012: Olympic village finished and ready for beds

It might be six months before the doors to 'the greatest show on earth' are set to open,... Read More

London to get a Rio Christ The Redeemer statue in Primrose...

A mini-replica of Rio de Janeiro's famous Christ the Redeemer statue might be built on Primrose... Read More

UK weather: Snow, hail, low temperatures on way

After an unseasonally mild winter the UK is being warned to brace itself for freezing temperatures... Read More

London 2012 Olympics: Commissioner quits over Dow Chemical...

A member of the Commission for a Sustainable London 2012 (CSL) has resigned in protest at Dow... Read More

London 2012 Olympics terror threat: Tents banned from venues

Tents will be banned from all venues at this summer’s Olympic games in order to prevent the... Read More

London 2012 Olympics: Babies without ticket banned

If babies do not have a ticket when they turn up to an event at this year’s London games, they... Read More

Mayor of London: Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone in close...

Ken Livingstone now has just a two-point lead over Boris Johnson in the fight to be the next London... Read More

Occupy London: 100-day anniversary of protests

It's been 100 days now since the first Occupy London protesters pitched up outside St... Read More

Video: World's funniest fake football injury

A hilarious bit of football injury faking was displayed by Narcisse Ekanga of Equatorial Guinea this... Read More

Video: Ferris Bueller returns in Matthew Broderick Super...

Ferris Bueller is one of the most iconic cinema characters of the Eighties. And now he’s back,... Read More

Google privacy row: Who does search engine think you are?

Google has given a glimpse into the kind of information it has stored about its users, which enables... Read More

Aboriginal protesters keep Julia Gillard shoe 'hostage'

Aborigine protesters have kept Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s shoe after she lost it in... Read More

Video: Lamb with six legs born in Georgia

A Georgian sheep farmer is over the moon with the birth of a six-legged lamb at his farm. Read More

16 kilos of cocaine delivered to UN headquarters

Two massive sacks of cocaine have been accidentally delivered to the UN's headquarters in New... Read More

British are 'drunken, semi-clad hooligans' say Europeans

The British are perceived as "drunken, semi-clad hooligans" and the Italians as... Read More

Facebook timeline compulsory in a week's time

The new Facebook profile view Timeline will be rolled out to all users as of next week. Read More

Titanic anniversary to boost Irish tourism

Tourism in Northern Ireland is down by 12% the country’s tourist board has revealed, as well as... Read More

Dydd Santes Dwynwen Hapus: What is St Dwynwen's Day?

Today is St Dwynwen's Day, a time for Welsh lovers to get down on one knee, recite love poetry,... Read More

Tourists stranded on safari after Kruger floods

Hundreds of tourists have found themselves stranded by flood waters inside the Kruger National Park,... Read More

Costa Concordia cruise survivors offered discounts

The survivors of the Costa Concordia cruise ship disaster are being offered a 30 per cent discount... Read More

The Cure added to the line up for Bilbao BBK Live 2012

The Cure has been added to the list of headliners for Spain’s Bilbao BBK Live festival this... Read More

Divers continue their search of the Concordia cruise ship

Rescue divers will continue searching the Costa Concordia cruise ship for missing passengers today,... Read More

Cruise ship’s Captain Coward ‘fell into lifeboat’...

The disgraced captain of the Costa Concordia cruise ship has claimed that he only abandoned the... Read More

Ryanair will create 1000s of jobs in 2012

The low-budget airline is set to create 1000s of new jobs this year as it expands both its fleet and... Read More

Video: World's funniest fake football injury

A hilarious bit of football injury faking was displayed by Narcisse Ekanga of Equatorial Guinea this... Read More

Video: Ferris Bueller returns in Matthew Broderick Super...

Ferris Bueller is one of the most iconic cinema characters of the Eighties. And now he’s back,... Read More

Djokovic sends Murray packing at Australian Open

Gutsy world No.1 Novak Djokovic will shoot for a slice of tennis history in Sunday night's... Read More

Video: Australian Open ball boy in amazing catch during...

A ball boy’s skilful catch during an Australian Open tennis match between Roger Federer and Rafael... Read More

London 2012: Olympic village finished and ready for beds

It might be six months before the doors to 'the greatest show on earth' are set to open,... Read More

Saffas appoint Meyer as new Springboks coach

The South African Rugby Union has announced the new national coach will be Heyneke Meyer, a... Read More

Rebels deny chasing Storm's Cooper Cronk

The Melbourne Rebels don't want Storm halfback Cooper Cronk, they just want to play like him. Read More

Nadal eliminates Federer in four sets to make Australian...

Rafael Nadal ripped open old wounds to shatter Roger Federer once more and reach his 15th grand slam... Read More

Katie Price wins Cambridge University debate

Glamour girl Katie Price - also known as Jordan - has won a Cambridge University debate against... Read More

Amy Winehouse fashion tribute by Jean Paul Gaultier...

An Amy Winehouse tribute by fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier backfired when the late... Read More

Harry Styles and Caroline Flack split up after 'mutual...

Harry Styles and Caroline Flack have split up, in time for One Direction's world tour and just... Read More

Brad Pitt talks drugs, depression and turning into a...

Brad Pitt has said he almost turned into a “doughnut” from smoking too much weed. Read More

Miley Cyrus licks penis cake, picture goes viral

Miley Cyrus's reps will have some difficulty explaining pictures of her going down on a... Read More

Is Liam Neeson converting to Islam?

Hollywood actor Liam Neeson is considering converting to Islam and giving up his Roman Catholic... Read More

National Television Awards winners: Doctor Who, Coronation...

The National Television Awards 2012 last night saw Doctor Who stars Matt Smith and Karen Gillan and... Read More

Shane Warne named ‘Un-Australian of the year’ by Zoo...

Cricketer Shane Warne has been named ‘Un-Australian of the year’ by Zoo Weekly magazine. Read More

Video: Lamb with six legs born in Georgia

A Georgian sheep farmer is over the moon with the birth of a six-legged lamb at his farm. Read More

British are 'drunken, semi-clad hooligans' say Europeans

The British are perceived as "drunken, semi-clad hooligans" and the Italians as... Read More

Video: Texting while walking ‘more dangerous than crystal...

A documentary maker has taken on the problem of texting while walking with a short film explaining... Read More

Cat vs alligator video: Watch it here

An incredible video showing a cat facing down a hungry alligator has emerged online. Read More

Alien UFO spotted in Devon

A Devon man is claiming he has photographed a UFO shooting across the skies above England. Read More

Video: Tennis ball girl catches cockroach during Australian...

An Australian Open ball girl has achieved some level of fame after having to pick a cockroach up off... Read More

Video: Nokia ringtone disrupts classical violin concert

A video in which a classical concert is interrupted by someone's phone, only for the Nokia... Read More

Video: Boxer puppy meets heard of cows

A boxer puppy meeting some curious cows in a field had been viewed by hundreds of thousands of... Read More

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Wild Flag, Electric Ballroom, Camden

With members from Sleater-Kinney, Helium and The Minders, Wild Flag are an alternative rock... Read More

Covent Garden And Its Hidden Corners - guided walk

Covent Garden is one of London’s most storied little patches and dates back to the capital’s... Read More

Bite, Miabella, Soho

From Peaches to the Ramones via Madonna, Two Door Cinema Club and Crystal Castles, Bite’s musical... Read More

Snowdrop Days, Chelsea Physic Gardens

Those who don’t have any gardens might roll their eyes and wonder why they’d want to go and look... Read More

A Bathing Ape: Pirate Store, Piccadilly Circus

For nearly 20 years, Japanese clothing line A Bathing Ape has been selling its off-kilter, harajuku... Read More

David Shrigley: Brain Activity, Hayward Gallery, Southbank

If you have a sense of humour that skews toward the messed- up, but you’re unfamiliar with the... Read More

Ale House Rock, The Snooty Fox, Canonbury

Take a break from your usual diet of flat Foster’s served in grubby glasses from poorly maintained... Read More

My London: Brooke Supple

Brooke Supple is a London-based singer/ songwriter. This is her London. Read More

Interview: Grant Nicholas on Feeder, eighties soft-rock, and...

The Feeder frontman on eighties soft-rock, surviving Britpop not falling over on stage and his rock... Read More

Big Chill festival and HeatWave events cancelled

This Year’s The Big Chill festival has been cancelled because of a clash with the Olympics and... Read More

The Cure added to the line up for Bilbao BBK Live 2012

The Cure has been added to the list of headliners for Spain’s Bilbao BBK Live festival this... Read More

‘Gary Glitter’ announces comeback tour for the Autumn on...

'OfficialGliltter’, purporting to belong to Gary Glitter, is saying that he is planning to... Read More

Jedward gyrate in shocking Jexy And I Know It video

Did you think that Jedward had, for the love of all that is good in the world, gone and left alone?... Read More

The Xcerts, Borderline, Soho

The Aberdeen/Exeter-bred trio bring their catchy emo-tinged indie-rock – heavy guitars and... Read More

Lianne la Havas, The Social

Soulful singer-songwriter Lianne La Havas jumped from obscurity to headline-grabber when she... Read More

Reggie Watts, The Roundhouse, Camden

Reggie Watts has got some pretty incredible skills, his quirky observational comedy fusing... Read More

Trailer: Guy Pearce's sci-fi actionner Lockout

The new trailer for sci-fi actionner Lock Out starring guy Pearce has been released. Read More

The Descendants - film review and trailer

George Clooney missed out on a role in Alexander Payne’s Sideways, but made sure he didn’t miss... Read More

Is Liam Neeson converting to Islam?

Hollywood actor Liam Neeson is considering converting to Islam and giving up his Roman Catholic... Read More

The Grey - film review

Liam Neeson and his A Team director Joe Carnahan put another plan together in this grizzly but... Read More

Cinema Releases Jan 27: Clooney's bid for Oscar glory

It has been the week in which everyone cast their eyes towards the Oscars with first the... Read More

Carnage: Film review and trailer

In Roman Polanski’s stagey four-hander, two New York couples are forced into each other’s orbits... Read More

Secret Cinema, London: review and pictures

From the moment of arrival at the excellent Secret Cinema's Clerkenwell location, the... Read More

Hugo leads the Oscar charge with 11 nominations

Long time Oscar almost ran Martin Scorsese leads the charge at this year’s Oscars with no fewer... Read More

Cabaret Voltaire, CellarDoor, Covent Garden

It’s the last hurrah for a cabaret act that has become a real favourite in London’s quirkiest... Read More

Our New Girl, Bush Theatre, Shepherd's Bush - review

We’re back in the kitchen again for the second full length production in the Bush’s new space... Read More

Execution of Justice, Southwark Playhouse - review

Almost thirty years after its original conception, Emily Mann’s verbatim dramatization of the... Read More

Lovesong, Lyric Hammersmith - review

Abi Morgan (The Iron Lady, Shame, The Hour) joins forces with physical theatre company Frantic... Read More

Fog, Finborough, Earl's Court - review

This short, powerfully acted play began life as a drama school audition piece for Toby Wharton,... Read More

Huis Clos, Trafalgar Studios, Whitehall - review

The Donmar’s second season showcasing the work of its Resident Assistant Directors concludes with... Read More

Interview: Darren Weller on playing Julian Assange and...

The Australian actor on playing ‘shit-stirrer’ Wikileaks founder Julian Assange and... Read More

The Art of Concealment - review

Told in flashback, Giles Cole’s interesting new play sees an ailing Terence Rattigan (just before... Read More

Covent Garden And Its Hidden Corners - guided walk

Covent Garden is one of London’s most storied little patches and dates back to the capital’s... Read More

Snowdrop Days, Chelsea Physic Gardens

Those who don’t have any gardens might roll their eyes and wonder why they’d want to go and look... Read More

David Shrigley: Brain Activity, Hayward Gallery, Southbank

If you have a sense of humour that skews toward the messed- up, but you’re unfamiliar with the... Read More

Ale House Rock, The Snooty Fox, Canonbury

Take a break from your usual diet of flat Foster’s served in grubby glasses from poorly maintained... Read More

Australia Day Fun in London - where to celebrate

Australia Day is being celebrated all over London; here's what's going on where you are... Read More

Best events in London February 2012

Here are the events not to miss in London this February Read More

Laugh it up!: The inaugural London Comedy Film Festival

It’s the most depressing week of the year, but fear not: there is help at hand to beat those... Read More

Top Comedy in London - where to go for a laugh

The London Comedy Film Festival kicks off a series of hilarious comedy events in the city.... Read More

Australia Day Fun in London - where to celebrate

Australia Day is being celebrated all over London; here's what's going on where you are... Read More

New Year's Eve at the Hoxton Pony

The Hoxton Ponyis an east London institution and, on New Year’s Eve, will be turned into a big top... Read More

New Year's Eve - Ed Harcourt at the Bull and Gate

Mercury Prize-nominated for his debut album, Here Be Monsters, in 2001, singer songwriter Ed... Read More

Adventure Bar, Covent Garden

We follow the loud echo of pop music drifting from a cavernous basement bar. Read More

New Year's Eve at Tassel Club in Hoxton

Ring in the new year with a touch of old-world glamour at the Tassel Club, which promises a feats of... Read More

New Year's Eve at Bedroom Bar

There is apparently a 1920s speakeasy vibe at this New Year’s Eve party, but the tunes are a... Read More

New Year's Eve at the Book Club

The Book Club heads to the birthplace of jazz and rhythm and blues with this Mardi Gras- themed... Read More

New Year's Eve at the Brixton Academy

There are no shortage of parties this New Year’s Eve, but Lock N Load’s Full On Ferry Brixton... Read More

A Bathing Ape: Pirate Store, Piccadilly Circus

For nearly 20 years, Japanese clothing line A Bathing Ape has been selling its off-kilter, harajuku... Read More

Class of the week: Drag queen masterclass

There’s more to drag than wigs and false lashes. As it happens, those queens that make cross... Read More

Treatment of the week – Njavarakizhi

You might find it easier to get your tongue around the English translation, rice bolus massage.... Read More

Class of the week – Kranking

Luckily, kranking with a k doesn’t mean the same as the slang term, but this version is still all... Read More

New Year's kick-start: Ways to change your life

A new year, a new you? Cliched tripe of course, but here's a list of some great stuff that... Read More

Columbia Road shopping, Bethnal Green

Well-known for its weekend flower market, Columbia Rd is opening in the evenings during the lead-up... Read More

Designers and Makers, Somerset House

A new wing of Somerset House has been opened up and this is a perfect opportunity to explore while... Read More

Kayaking London: ride the yule tide along the thames, West...

Is there a better way to see London than by paddling down the Thames? Read More

Bite, Miabella, Soho

From Peaches to the Ramones via Madonna, Two Door Cinema Club and Crystal Castles, Bite’s musical... Read More

Inner Rhythm, East Village Club

The perfect way to end the weekend – or start the week, depending on your point of view and... Read More

No Quarter, Notting Hill Arts Club

Each week, a different special-guest curator pulls together DJs, acts and labelmates they like,... Read More

DJ Krush, The Forum

Celebrating his 20th anniversary in the biz the best way possible – playing a three-hour set to... Read More

Lost and Found, Madame Jojo's

With a musical knowledge that will impress even the most slavishly dedicated, Keb Darge and Andy... Read More

Scandalism Presents: Alex Metric, XOYO

Alex Metric, superstar remixer, producer and perennial fave of ‘DJs we like and predict for good... Read More

Club de Fromage, O2 Academy Islington

Fat Tony and Slow Alfie lead the charge at this silliness-first indie, pop and retro night, with... Read More

Double R Club, Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club

It’s a cabaret night inspired by the work of filmmaker David Lynch. So it promises to be a... Read More


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Money News and Saving Tips: 14

Boxes of 40-year-old Shreddies cereal, found behind a shelf at Whitwell Post Office, fetched £160,... Read More

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Celebs aren’t just chasing the winter sun, they’re packing pricey beachwear too – Tamara... Read More

Money News and Saving Tips: 12

Will Smith reportedly made £23million for starring in the upcoming Men In Black III. Rather than... Read More

Money News and Saving Tips: 11

Alexa Chung wore a pair of cat-face slippers to Paris Fashion Week. The £485 velvet kitty flats, by... Read More

Money News and Saving Tips: 10

Remember Princess Beatrice, 22, and her Kate & Wills wedding hat that looked like a pretzel? The... Read More

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Lady Gaga has reportedly spent nearly £7000 on lingerie, insisting only on wearing knickers made of... Read More

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It was recently reported US magnate Donald Trump owns a £230,000 mobile champagne cooler to cart... Read More

Money News and Saving Tips: 7

Nic Cage is now the proud owner of a £172,500 dinosaur skull, the spoils of a bidding war with... Read More

Money News and Saving Tips: 6

A US woman got the shock of her life when she racked up a £20,000 phone bill through texting while... Read More

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It might have been 127 years old, but a steam-powered car still managed to fetch £2.9m from a... Read More

'Racist tram woman' arrested after My Tram Experience video...

A woman has been arrested and charged after a video entitled My Tram Experience, in which a... Read More

Youth Mobility Scheme visa - do I have to be in the UK...

If I apply for my Youth Mobility Scheme visa now and it is issued to me more than three months... Read More

Tier 3 — Low-skilled

Low-skilled workers — Tier 3  Tier 3 visas are currently suspended because the UK... Read More

Increase in Australians in the UK

A new study from the British Office of National Statistics has shown that there are currently more... Read More

New UK visa for young Kiwis

From next month young New Zealanders heading to Britain will be able to work for there for two... Read More

UK immigration cap won't affect Aussies and Kiwis on YMS...

A new immigration cap has been announced by the government, slashing the number of skilled non-EU... Read More

Getting permanent citizenship in the UK

Trying to get permanent residency in the UK? A new online video course has been launched to help... Read More

London living: Australian hotspots in London

London is awash with Aussies, but it’s the south-west they favour when it comes to a place to lay... Read More

Rent on the cheap in London

With rising living costs, where in London isn’t pricey these days? Words by Clare Vooght. Read More

Live in Vauxhall, SW8

Pierce the surface and there’s much more to this urban landscape... The Liberal Zone Vauxhall, SW8... Read More

Live in Haggerston, E8: the spot East London forgot

Everyone’s heard of Shoreditch, Hoxton and Dalston. But what about Haggerston? Bridging the... Read More

Living in Finsbury Park

Finsbury Park is starting to make its mark on the London map, so get in there while it’s still... Read More

Living in West Kensington

West Kensington is situated in inner west London. It’s bang in the middle of Antipodean heartland... Read More

Living in West Hampstead

West Hampstead is situated in north-west London. It’s a lovely little area with a cracking high... Read More

Living in Hammersmith

Hammersmith, or affectionally nicknamed Hammertown by locals, is in inner west London. It’s a... Read More

Alternative London Tour, Old Spitalfields Market

Come to grips with the less visible elements of East London – the street art, the vintage shops... Read More

London Transport Museum, Covent Garden, London

Alongside the Covent Garden Piazza, the old vegetable, fruit and flower market now houses the London... Read More

Staying Fit

It's time to put down that pie and strap on the runners. Read More

Heathrow Jab

If you're not yet familiar with the term Heathrow Injection, you soon will be. It's the... Read More

The NHS

The NHS (National Health Service) employs more than 1.3 million people, can help you give up smoking... Read More

Register with a doctor

To find a doctor in the UK is not difficult, but there is certain procedures that you will need to... Read More

Join the West London Wildcats AFL London Premiership bid

The Wildcats are calling for players of all nationalities to join their hunt to regain the... Read More

British Military Fitness

As I finish my first session with British Military Fitness – having spent 50 minutes exercising in... Read More

Colds and flus in London

Sneezing, coughing, sore throats … most of us suffer from these more in the UK than at home. Why... Read More

Downunder Travel Insurance

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Car insurance

If you drive a vehicle in the UK, insurance is compulsory. The first crash course in car insurance... Read More

Health insurance

Private Medical Insurance, or as it is often called "private health insurance" can assist... Read More

Home insurance

You might not buy a house while you live in London, but you sure are going to buy various other... Read More

Travel insurance

Travel insurance won’t cost you an arm or a leg, but it can leave you without them if you are not... Read More

Globelink Travel Insurance

No minimum residency requirements. Low cost travel insurance for independent travellers most... Read More

1st Contact Travel Insurance

Comprehensive cover at competitive prices. Read More

Car Insurance

If you drive a vehicle in the UK, insurance is compulsory. Read More

UK Insurance

Life in London offers you the opportunity to enjoy loads of travelling, shop until you drop, live a... Read More

GLOBELINK Travel Insurance

No minimum residency requirements. Read More

Planning ahead

You arrived in the UK with one suitcase but somehow you've accummulated a whole lot of stuff... Read More

Shipping gear overseas

Once you've decided to move overseas, you'll need to find a shipping company to ship your... Read More

Moving home from the UK

If you're moving back home aftre living in the UK, experts reckon you start thinking about it... Read More

London Baggage Company

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Baggage Express

Baggage Express specialises in baggage shipping to Australia, New Zealand and South Africa as well... Read More

1st Contact

After a couple of years in the UK, suddenly you’ve got more stuff than you ever imagined. Read More

Britannia Movers International

Britannia Movers International is a unique company in the moving industry with an unrivalled passion... Read More

1st Move International Removals

Check out our great packing services and discover how we can offer direct weekly sailings to... Read More

Excess International Movers

Whether you are setting up a new home, or emigrating for the first time let Excess International... Read More

Excess Baggage Company

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The gift of giving - volunteer in London

This Christmas, not everyone will have their hands out for presents. TNT meets some of those who... Read More

Second jobs: Need another income?

Need more cash? Here's the best way to manage two jobs in London. Read More

Working in China: Cultural tips

China is not only one of the biggest countries in the world, but also one of the biggest economies. Read More

Where to live in Canada

Nearly half of Toronto’s citizens were born overseas making it one of the multicultural cities of... Read More

Laws and culture in Canada

Canada is a democratic country that is technically under the rule of Queen Elizabeth II of England. Read More

Job market in Canada

With the world’s ninth largest economy, Canada enjoys economic freedom only seen in some of the... Read More

Cost of living in Canada

The highest minimum wage in Canada is in Nunavut at C$10 per hour, with Ontario at a close second... Read More

Visa information for Canada

If you’re looking to make the land of maple, beavers, and brilliant hockey your home, look no... Read More

Working in Canada

With natural resources including oil, coal, copper and gold, the world's ninth largest economy... Read More

Laws and culture in Dubai

The single biggest thing that anyone needs to keep in mind when visiting or living in the UAE is... Read More

Buying or renting in South Africa

After years of booming house prices, South Africa’s housing market is now cooling off. Read More

Buying or renting in New Zealand

A couple of years ago the New Zealand market was booming and everyone wanted in on it. But these... Read More

Finding a job in Australia and New Zealand

Find a dream job back home by starting the search now. Read More

Moving home from the UK

If you're moving back home after living in the UK, experts reckon you start thinking about it... Read More

Taxback

Taxback is the original tax refund company with over 800,000 satisfied customers in thew last 18... Read More

Freedom Tax Refunds

Freedom Tax Refunds is part of the Freedom Group and has recovered tax refunds for approx. 73,000... Read More

Anglo Pacific Tax Services

Tax claims can be time-consuming and involve lengthy correspondence with the Inland Revenue. Read More

1st Contact Tax Refunds

1st Contact Tax Refunds has over 15 years' experience in claiming back your overpaid tax, so... Read More

Pensions & NI

Should you decide to leave the UK, under current regulations you can either continue to hold your... Read More

Sending money home

You've probably spent most of your money on holidays in Europe or beers down the pub, but... Read More

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