A picnic can be as simple as cheese and a bottle of wine or as elaborate as cold roast duck and Champagne. Whatever your preference, choosing the right spot is imperative, writes JAN BILTON

What's a summer without a Road Trip?

Ridley Scott has commandeered his fair share of epic stories, some taking place in other times in history and others taking place in alien worlds.

A mother with insatiable pregnancy urges to eat laundry powder has managed to control her cravings.

We speak to Mike Cheyne and James Chatterton of Mash Tun

Suddenly, I'm thinking salads for lunch instead of soup. It must be spring. The first spears of asparagus are thrusting up through the soil, my rhubarb is sprouting bright red stalks and our local hydroponic strawberries are in full blush, writes JAN BILT

For a band in their 23rd year, Minnesota's Low still sound as fresh as the spring, even with the occasional look back, writes Kim Gillespie.

A Walk in the Woods appeared like a sleepy tale of two older men looking for something missing in their lives. But it's so much more.