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American workplaces talk a lot about diversity these days. In fact, you’d have a hard time finding a company that says it doesn’t value the principle. But despite this – and despite the multibillion-dollar diversity industry – Black workers continue to face significant hiring discrimination, stall out at middle management…

Young Sheldon might've just dropped a big clue about what's ahead for Georgie in the Sesaon 6 finale.

Star who shot to global fame in the 1960s in One Million Years BC and whose later roles showed her aptitude for comedy

Our tipsters confirm that the Emerald Isle’s pubs, cafes and literary hotspots offer brilliant backup for its huge variety of outdoor adventures. Scroll down for the winner

When a Londoner known as “The Gstaad Guy” walks through the Place Des Lices in St Tropez or Harrods in London, dozens of people approach him begging for selfies, yet when he walks through Gatwick Airport he is only recognised by a handful - if anyone at all. So who…

In the impending celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Carolina Hurricanes’ move to North Carolina, it’s easy to forget just what a mess things were that first season in Greensboro, not just on the ice and in the empty stands, but behind the scenes.

The Burrells' Legacy: A Great Gift to Glasgow, which opens on Saturday, charts the collecting and legacy of Sir William Burrell and his wife Constance, Lady Burrell.

THE story of how the “wonderful” Burrell Collection came to be will be explored in the first exhibition at the museum since it reopened…

The new display, the Burrells’ Legacy: A Great Gift to Glasgow, opens on Saturday August 27.

Steve Braunias on the visit of a genius 100 years ago today

The medical tool used for smear tests has essentially remained unchanged since its invention in the 1840s, writes Sirena Bergman