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Triple Commonwealth Games champion Max Whitlock reveals ten fitness tips to help you get a body like a gold-medal-winning gymnast

A Scottish amateur goalkeeper appears to have fallen foul of Wikipedia for posting a 3000-word personal profile. Ironically, he has now become famous, says Alan Tyers

Scientists believe they’ve identified the genes responsible for high levels of rage and violence – does that make some men evil from birth?

Tobias Mews travels to the Peak District to take part in the Red Bull Steeplechase, a fell race with a twist

As a new book titled Hollywood and the Ivy look celebrates their attitude and style, we look over some examples of quintessential Ivy-ness.

Will Reid's YouTube video showing his children how to change a toilet roll became a viral hit. His latest clip explains how to perform an even more challenging task

Clement Zannini was born with only one leg – but that hasn't stopped him from mastering skateboard tricks

Beards have variously been held to signal sexual potency, instill fear in enemies, and ward off germs. So why do we keep falling in and out of love with them, asks Alun Withey

Just because someone is good at acting or sport, why should we care about their opinions on foreign policy, the environment or healthcare, asks Alex Proud

Call me arrogant, but I'd much rather be a traditional bad bloke than an under-the-thumb humble man, says Grant Feller

Ignore the avalanche of amazing stories about your colleague's weekend this Monday morning. They're definitely all desperate lies, writes Hugh Morris

Forget the ubiquitous beard – the moustache is this year’s facial hair must-have. And it's got nothing to do with Movember, says Lee Kynaston

As traditional roles have changed, today's men are more like their mothers than their fathers. No wonder DIY is dying out, says Martin Daubney

CrossFit classes can represent poor value for money – but find the right setting and this tough workout regime offers a formula for fast and fulsome fitness success