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Dress (and price) fit for a princess
You can bet that one would shop at Selfridges for one's wedding attire if one happens to be attending Prince William and Kate Middleton's nuptials.

Parents who stumble on words may help children learn language
Parents who stumble over their words need not worry - it may even help their children learn to talk.

Twins born into Danish royal family christened (photos)
Australian family and friends of Denmark's Crown Princess Mary have become godparents to her twin babies.

War crimes trial focuses on ID card
Lawyers representing suspected Holocaust camp guard John Demjanjuk have demanded that Germany suspend his war crimes trial.

Wine: The advantage of vintage
Is it worth paying a premium for wines from a "good year" or should we stick to the labels?

Key to the kingdom
Two stories unfold in Sarah's Key, a film adaptation of a bestselling book about French Holocaust secrets. Dominic Corry talks to author Tatiana de Rosnay.

Chilli craziness captivates Britain
Christopher Hirst wonders whether the UK's obsession with fiery food has gone too far.

Kiwi trumpeters involved in royal wedding
Two Kiwis are among a small group of musicians who will play their trumpets as Prince William and Kate...

Good taste: Spanish reds
It'll soon be time to crank up that heat pump and drink a wine that warms our cockles.

Obese children 'at greater risk of bone fractures'
Obese young children are vulnerable to bone fractures and more likely to develop osteoporosis in old age, British study finds.

World War 1 soldiers discovered
Fourteen World War I Australian soldiers killed in a 1916 battle have been discovered buried in France.

Granny brings down internet
Usually when there are internet problems in former Soviet countries, people suspect nefarious government interference.

Motorsport: Stoner's MotoGP crash to be investigated
Rossi immediately walked to Stoner's garage and apologised to the Australian, who lost his world championship lead in the crash.