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University Presidents are divided on how to respond to pressure from the Trump Administration. Are their concerns too little, too late?

The British seaside holiday began with the railways. Before the mid 19th century and the tentacle-spread of rail to the country’s outer edges, the coastline was, apart from a few Georgian watering holes, inhabited mainly by fishermen. A century later, sand and shingle was decked with resorts, spas, piers and…

Paul uses this century-old design technique to bring a hint of individuality to his dining room, and you can do the same

A Grade II-listed former storehouse on the edge of the Thames has become a modern home, but its historic character remains at the heart of its redesign

It’s the brand London loves to covet, with millennials from Leyton to Ladywell aspiring to fill their homes with its wares. Short of intercepting the delivery van, here’s how to get your hands on a similar look for less

On paper, using bold colors to create a calming space may seem odd, but with some clever styling and the right shades it can work brilliantly

We cooked ragu and listened to records while lying on chaise longues. Then the M11 link road was built – and everything changed, says author Andrew Martin

Adele Cardani visits some of Britain’s best creative designers and notes important shifts away from a recently favoured minimalist look toward individual character and personality

From sophisticated garden furniture to an award-winning mattress, this curated list has everything you need to enhance and simplify your home life

An autumnal palette doesn’t have to feel gloomy, writes Adele Cardani, deep hues can be cosy and even dramatic. Here are some expert tips and tricks to vamp up a bland room...

Whether you have a petite urban patio or a sprawling countryside lawn, there are an abundance of ways to create a personality-filled al fresco area for lounging and dining, writes Adele Cardani