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A poll of 2,000 adults to uncover the UK's coffee tastes found one in four would opt for a latte - made with espresso and hot steamed milk - as their drink of choice. more

London is a "city of night owls" but more than a third of residents say it is too expensive to go out at night, a report reveals today. more

One lucky EuroMillions player yet to cash-in their ticket is sitting on a jaw-dropping jackpot prize of more than £76m.more

Dublin is showing signs of overcapacity amid record costs for housing in the capital, a study has found. The Dublin Economic Monitor, funded by Dublin City Council, also found consumer confidence in the economy fell in the capital amid fears over the Brexit fallout.more

Sipping from takeaway coffee cups and water bottles could become slightly uncomfortable with many supporting cigarette-style warning labels on single-use plastic products, according to research.more

Eating-out obsessed London is close to hitting "peak restaurant" as intense competition pushes the rate of closures to an all-time high, a survey warns today.more

Nearly half of drivers seen by an optometrist in the last month have vision below the legal standard, new research shows.more

Service stations should make drivers pay for fuel in advance to prevent theft, a top police officer says.more

In this place," Kane* says, "the only thing that grows quickly and properly is darkness." The 22-year-old has been homeless for more than half a decade and is describing the "tent city" of Milton Keynes, which he likens to a jungle. Five years ago his relationship with his family broke down and he left London, where he had grown up, for the Buckinghamshire town. more

Increases in the so-called living wage have been announced, giving a pay rise to an estimated 180,000 workers.more

People living in England's rural and coastal counties are having their life chances held back by a "false perception of affluence", MPs say. more

The Chief Sanitary Inspector appealed on Friday to supplement the obligation to vaccinate against measles, mumps and rubella against children who had not yet been vaccinated.more

All day drinking sessions could be banned at UK airports under new government plans.more

One of the biggest café chains has said its stores can ban children from consuming caffeine.more

Commuting to work in the capital can be a stressful affair, so frustrated Londoners have put together some advice for using the London Underground.more

The number of British residents applying for Irish passports has almost doubled since the Brexit referendum, new figures show.more

Croydon has been named the worst borough in London for asthma, as it was revealed that poorer areas have far higher hospital admission rates for asthma than richer ones.more

As temperatures continue to drop we start dreaming about Christmas dinner and hot chocolate by the fireplace. But for those who sleep rough, the cold weather is not about festive cheer, it is just a reminder of the difficult weeks to come.more

A pro-Trump politician said he did not intend to smear a seaside village in Essex after using an old photo of the deprived neighbourhood to warn people about voting for the Democrats.more

Royal Mail has unveiled this year's Christmas stamps, featuring festive images of traditional red-coloured postboxes.more

Medicinal cannabis products can now be legally prescribed to some patients across the UK for the first time. more

Halloween is now one of the biggest festivals of the UK calendar - but it hasn't always been this way.more

Couples could soon be able to get married in McDonald's or Wetherspoons branches under plans to make it easier for venues to hold weddings.more

Ireland is the most generous nation in Europe when it comes to donating to charity and offering a helping hand to a stranger, a new study has found. Not only did Ireland come fifth in generosity in a world ranking of 146 countries, but the country came just a place behind the US and pipped the UK which was sixth, according to the Charities Aid Foundation's (CAF) World Giving Index.more

The government is failing to address "routine and sometimes relentless" sexual harassment in public places, MPs have warned. A report by the women and equalities select committee found evidence that harassment is "deeply ingrained" in British culture and affects the lives of women everywhere, but said the government's "foot appears to be almost entirely off the pedal" when it came to tackling themore