The parents of a three-month-old girl killed by the family's pet dog have been charged by police in connection with her death. Kyra King was attacked on 6 March in the car park at Ostler's Plantation, near Woodhall Spa, in Lincolnshire. Karen Alcock, 41, and Vince King, 54, are accused of being in charge of a dog which was out of control causing injury resulting in death. The couple are due before magistrates in Boston on 9 November. Police had been called to the woodland site on 6 ...

The parents of a three-month-old girl killed by the family's pet dog have been charged by police in connection with her death. Kyra King was attacked on 6 March in the car park at Ostler's Plantation, near Woodhall Spa, in Lincolnshire. Karen Alcock, 41, and Vince King, 54, are accused of being in charge of a dog which was out of control causing injury resulting in death. The couple are due before magistrates in Boston on 9 November. Police had been called to the woodland site on 6 ...

In Which Is Which? (1890) by the little-known US artist Jefferson Chalfant, two identical postage stamps sit side by side above a faded newspaper clipping. The artwork looks like a collage, but one of the stamps is authentic, the other a painted replica. And the clipping, which reads, "Mr Chalfant pasted a real stamp beside his painting" – true enough – is a self-referential fiction that never appeared in any newspaper. This one small work "proffered two new conceits: faux collage and fake ne...

In Which Is Which? (1890) by the little-known US artist Jefferson Chalfant, two identical postage stamps sit side by side above a faded newspaper clipping. The artwork looks like a collage, but one of the stamps is authentic, the other a painted replica. And the clipping, which reads, "Mr Chalfant pasted a real stamp beside his painting" – true enough – is a self-referential fiction that never appeared in any newspaper. This one small work "proffered two new conceits: faux collage and fake ne...

idway between the town of Aldeburgh and the seaside resort of Southwold, two popular spots on Britain's Suffolk coast, lies the quiet rural village of Dunwich. Around 200 people live in this one-road settlement with its cosy pub/B&B, local museum, long gravel beach and monastery ruins. You wouldn't know it now, but in the Middle Ages the village was a thriving port the size of the City of London's square mile, built on fishing, trade and religious patronage. Greyfriars Monaster...

idway between the town of Aldeburgh and the seaside resort of Southwold, two popular spots on Britain's Suffolk coast, lies the quiet rural village of Dunwich. Around 200 people live in this one-road settlement with its cosy pub/B&B, local museum, long gravel beach and monastery ruins. You wouldn't know it now, but in the Middle Ages the village was a thriving port the size of the City of London's square mile, built on fishing, trade and religious patronage. Greyfriars Monaster...