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The England cricket team's annihilation of Australia this morning was so severe that Nottinghamshire police waded in... on Twitter.

Mark Cawson documented his time living in unoccupied buildings in the English capital. Now, his photographs are being exhibited for the first time.

New York photographer Peter Garritano decided to find out, and the results are surprisingly beautiful.

The Sweets Way estate residents got evicted yesterday so that more luxury flats can be built in its place. Activists built wooden barricades and climbed on roofs to try and stop the eviction.

London gets a lot of crap for being one of the most polluted, hectic, expensive cities in the world. What's often overlooked, however, is everything that makes it objectively, inarguably the best city in the world.

Some of them were surprisingly chill about the allegations.

With Jeremy Corbyn moving Labour further from the centre-ground, newly elected Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron thinks his party can become relevant again. But didn't Clegg already blow it?

The Pub Loan Fund, announced this morning by Pubs Minister Marcus Jones, might be a nice idea—but it'll barely cover your next round.

We talked to the film's director, Jerry Rothwell, about founder Bob Hunter, how the group nearly got blown up by a nuclear bomb, and how Greenpeace's direct action impacts today.

Colombian Devil's Breath—also known as scopolamine—puts people into a trance-like state, in which they can be coerced to hand over thousands of dollars worth of valuables to criminals.

The developer wants to make games that "transcend the creation of art"—like throwing shoes and a bowling ball at Donald Trump wearing a chicken suit.

Grow up, guys.