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A tiny fishing village just 40 years ago, it became notorious as destination for young, bingeing clubbers, but now Ayia Napa is paving the way to attract a different demographic…

The Rocket is back and playing as well as he has in years at The Crucible. With his semi-final against Matthew Stevens set to resume today, I remember a time when he hammered me on the green baize…

What happens when you cross book club with burlesque? You get Naked Girls Reading, an underground phenomenon that’s coming soon to a town near you. Plus a gallery of Sophia St Villier and her mates naked and, er, reading…

Fans often said the Manchester United wizard could walk walk on water…well here’s the proof.

Opening in February 2013, ‘The View from The Shard’ promises to be London’s next big visitor attraction. The first details about the ‘only place you can see all of London, all at once’ have just been revealed and Sabotage Times got a vertiginious, panoramic preview…

Crisis, the charity for single homeless and vulnerably-housed people, are now seeking 8,000 volunteers to help out at their 2012 ‘Crisis at Christmas’ temporary centres. Last Christmas, a Sabotage Times writer found out why it’s worthwhile signing up…

The name Dyson has been synonymous with invention since James Dyson created the bagless vacuum cleaner. Now his son is set to revolutionise the lighting industry…

Noma Bar’s incredible canine creation has been nominated for the prestigious Design Museum Design of the Year Award. This interview from last year talks about the initial reaction to the piece.

The film festival gives homeless people the opportunity to tell their stories with the aim of putting the issue of homelessness firmly back in the media spotlight.

The snooker legend’s story has been nominated for Best Autobiography/Biography in the British Sport Book of the Year Awards. Here he reveals the gambling addiction that almost ruined him.

When the weather’s as grim as it is now and you’re offered a “two-day whisky immersion experience in the rugged wilds of Iceland’, you don’t turn it down. Especially when the promise of helicopter rides is thrown into the mix…

As Eighties’ icons cue up for 2011 World Seniors Championship this weekend, ‘Mr Maximum’ Willie Thorne hails return to the baize of snooker’s golden oldies…

Existential questions tackled in tiny boxes. Welcome to the world of Lisa Swerling…

A couple of months after the whole arsegate fiasco, Pippa Middleton’s derriere is back with a bang, this time allegedly choosing a book about arses as a gift. You couldn’t make it up…

What started in New York has now spread to 100 cities; getting smashed and drawing burlesque girls in bars…

What started with a scribble while waiting for a friend has developed into a passion and obsession for Korean artist Jayoon Choi – sketching the masses as they go about their busy lives…

Snooker is back, no doubt about that, here’s how it happened…

Judd Trump looks likely to be crowned the youngest ever Snooker World Champion but has he earned these skills or was he simply born to be the best?

Fancy some summer frivolity with a malevolent twist? Get down to London’s Southbank where artist Heidi Wigmore is exhibiting her creepy collages on a pop-up beach.

Not so long ago, Snooker looked to be heading into the corner pocket of sporting mediocrity. We pay tribute to the characters that have helped bring a bit of drama back to the table.