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Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger has posted a video of himself filling in what he thought was a giant pothole in Los Angeles but city officials said he may have made a mistake.

A large pair of Victorian-era tram cable wheels discovered on the historic boundary between Leith and Edinburgh will soon be put on permanent public display. The wheels, dated to 1898, are each 2.6m in diameter and were used in the underground cable-winding mechanism for Edinburgh’s original c

Dandara East Scotland is launching specially designed ‘hedgehog highways’ at its Eskbank Gardens development in Eskbank, near Dalkeith.

Cyclists can now park their bikes underneath Amsterdam's famous canals following the completion of an impressive underwater bicycle park.

The ground-breaking 12-storey building at 84 Harrington Street in Cape Town, South Africa, is shaping up nicely as it appears to be nearing completion. The building, which will be home to around 50 apartments, is making history as the world’s first hemp skyscraper.

Tradesmen across the UK are being encouraged to get hands-on to ‘check their tools’ are in good working order by builder’s merchants MKM to mark April’s Testicular Cancer Awareness Month.

An architectural studio has unveiled plans for a new artificial intelligence innovation campus designed to be visible and recognisable from space.

A man who has a large rock at the end of his driveway to stop people using his drive to turn their cars around has defended his actions. Motorists who have used Mark Coultous’ driveway to turn around lately have bashed into a big rock with ‘NHS’ written on it in paint.

Swedish vodka-based schnapps brand Flävar, known for their indulgent spirit drinks, has launched a range of flavoured lickable vodka wallpaper designs.

The ownership of New York's famous Flatiron Building is up in the air after a man whose $190 million bid won an auction to acquire the landmark has failed to make the first down payment.

A Cornish tower is to be moved and reinstated brick by brick to avoid falling into the sea. The Storm Tower at Compass Point in Bude will be relocated a few hundred feet inland after the Bude-Stratton town council was awarded a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant of £249,362.

Prison officials in the US have been left red-faced after two inmates tunnelled their way to freedom using a toothbrush. Prisoners John M. Garza, 37, and Arley V. Nemo, 43, used "primitive-made tools constructed from a toothbrush and metal object" to "exploit a construction design weakness" in Newpo

A giant illuminated ‘W’ sign at the top of Edinburgh’s ribbon hotel has been deemed to be ‘too prominent’ in the city’s skyline and inappropriate in the World Heritage Site.

Builders used iron staples to support Notre Dame's masonry during its construction in the 12th century, it has been revealed.

JPMorgan Chase has recently discovered that years ago it mistakenly purchased bags of stones that were thought to contain nickel due to a mix-up at a Dutch warehouse.