Topic: Brighton

Englishwoman puts fish pedicures on wheels

Englishwoman Charley Fryatt wanted to put a unique spin on her fish pedicure business – so she put her salon in an Airstream trailer.

London bomb threat shuts down area around Buckingham Palace

London bomb threat: a bomb threat made by an Irish extremist group forced London police to seal off the mall leading up to Buckingham Palace.

El Sistema taps the power of classical music to help US children flourish

A Venezuelan poverty program brings its musical discipline to underprivileged youths in the United States.

Britain slips, slides, and stays home as winter snow roils Europe

An early bout of winter snow across Europe has brought a frustrated Britain to a standstill. London's Gatwick Airport is closed until Friday, while police try to fend off calls about snowball 'incidents.'

Iraqi rowing team makes a splash in the US

Entire team – six rowers, two coaches – was invited to US to train and compete in the world's biggest crew event

Is booming Germany caught in an ant trap?

Worker-ant countries like Germany are said to be caught in a proverbial trap where they can thrive only if indebted nations buy what they produce. But is that true?

British election: What it means for the UK and the US

Britain searches for a new direction after 13 years of Labour rule, the first hung Parliament in 36 years, and one of the worst economies since World War II.

Italy's Gelato University sees sweet spike in enrollments

Gelato University in Italy has seen a 90 percent spike in enrollments as victims of the global recession switch careers. Students come from all around the world.

Michigan church tends a garden to feed the hungry

An Episcopal church harvested more than 1,700 pounds of vegetables for a local food bank to give to the community's hungry.

Britain's PM Brown loses key endorsement from Sun newspaper

For the first time since 1997 Britain’s top-selling newspaper, the Sun, backed a party other than PM Gordon Brown’s Labour. The loss, which came shortly after Brown’s high-profile effort to rally support, underscored Labour’s troubles ahead of May elections.

Can you replicate London's Speakers' Corner?

England moves to create more of the free-speech 'corners' – with a little less spectacle and a little more substance.

Can you replicate London's Speakers' Corner?

England moves to create more of the free-speech 'corners' – with a little less spectacle and a little more substance.

My favorite cookbook

Readers share their picks.

Maternity leave: Expectant moms wait 'til the last minute

With no US laws requiring paid leave, more mothers stay on the job longer, saving time off until after the baby arrives.

There's magic in Las Vegas rank-and-file talent

Legions of entertainers land in Vegas, and Englishman Mat Black is one desert transplant making a living at his craft.

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