Vienna is the world's most liveable city. Is its public transport network the key to its success?
Public transport is part of what makes Vienna the most liveable city in the world, but what makes mobility so good in the city?
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'Most expensive' supermarket cheaper than Aldi and Lidl for these basics, with one essential costing 13% less
A supermarket is working out cheaper than Aldi and Lidl for a basket of shopping essentials, with one item costing 13% less.
'I'm only putting the heating on one hour a morning - this new shop is excellent'
There's a steady flow of shoppers coming in and out of Harpurhey's newest store. Pensioners and young families come through the door and leave clutching carrier bags filled with groceries.
Higuchi wins women's gold, Miura and Kihara capture pairs in big night for Japan at Skate America
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Error-prone Arsenal made to pay for Saliba red card, says Arteta
BOURNEMOUTH, England : A third sending-off in eight games proved too much for Mikel Arteta's Arsenal as they fell to their first defeat of the season, losing 2-0 away to Bournemouth to leave the coach frustrated over his side's costly mistakes.
When Celtic will know Cameron Carter Vickers fitness for Atalanta as 'careless' defending creeps in again
Brendan Rodgers admitted 10 minutes of carelessness cost Celtic as Aberdeen blasted back from two goals down to take a point in a sensational top of the table showdown at Parkhead.
Frustrated Howe rues concentration lapse as Newcastle lose to Brighton
NEWCASTLE, England - Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe was disappointed by how his side conceded the only goal of the game to Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday as Danny Welbeck's first-half strike gave the visitors all three points in their Premier League clash.
The city centre rooms that 'don't make sense' but people absolutely love
Something new is happening in Manchester city centre. The private sector is providing free-to-use community spaces after years of council cuts.