Only 10 companies control almost every large food and beverage brand in the world.

'My five and seven-year-old have got knives, whittling knives, they've got a sharp blade...to whittle wood. They've had those for years now' Fogle says

Here's a list of red flag questions interviewers really shouldn't be asking you, and why.

Everyone's got a story about how they thought a certain friend was mean the first time they met, but realised later that he or she is actually the nicest person ever.

On a visit to New York, Andy Martin finds febrile philosophising reminiscent of Paris in ’68, as intellectuals try to process Trumpian reality. Is a war brewing in America between the contemplatives and the contemptible?

Jäger Franz Stehle and his son used a chainsaw to carve the creature out of the ice

'My mother and my sister are together right now,' says Todd Fisher

'She wanted to be with Carrie,' her son Todd Fisher said

Perhaps most well-known for being married nine times – she made her film debut in 1956 

From the post-war utopian vision of 'streets in the sky' to the image of crack addicts lurking in the shadows of urine-stinking stairwells, tower blocks have always divided public opinion. They are back again but this time, asks David Barnett, are they here to stay? 

Half of people with Parkinson’s disease experience hallucinations, paranoia and delusions. Mary O’Hara reports on a new hope that will cure psychosis without affecting other symptoms

If your garden is due for a rock revival, gravel would be the way to go, suggests Adrian Higgins

The Met Office urges motorists to take care in the 'difficult conditions'

Hollywood has promoted the very myths that result in our being shocked when we see an officer shoot a fleeing person or fire into a parked car, as well as an inflated narrative of valour that generates a near-automatic presumption of the guilt of those killed by police

What it means for holidaymakers, families, pensioners and workers

Her son massacred their daughters 10 years ago. Then, these Amish families embraced Terri Roberts as a friend

Authorities issue warning as weather system threatens Florida with its first hurricane in more than a decade 

Aida Silvestri turned to art as a way to cope with her own experience with FGM. Now her work is being used to highlight the issue across London, writes Chantal Da Silva

Terry Kirby introduces you to three sparklings from Italy, Chile and Germany