Roy Wood on ending tours after Covid lockdown
Wizzard legend Roy Wood explains the real reason he stopped touring with his Rock and Roll Band after the pandemic. The 79-year-old reveals the impact of theatre closures and lockdown loneliness.
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Books for Hope in Difficult Times: Leaders' Picks
From Margaret Atwood to Dr Seuss, discover the books activists and writers turn to for wisdom, resistance, and restored faith in humanity during turbulent times.
Lockdown Pizza Project Crowned UK's Best at National Awards
Short Road Pizza, born in Bethnal Green during the 2020 lockdown, has been crowned National Pizza of the Year 2025. Discover the story and flavours behind this community-focused winner.
Brown University Shooting Suspect Arrested
A suspect is in custody following a shooting at Brown University's campus in Providence, Rhode Island. The incident prompted a major police response and campus lockdown. Read the latest details.
AI school lockdown triggered by clarinet mistaken for gun
A Florida middle school was placed on lockdown after AI surveillance flagged a student's clarinet as a weapon. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between school safety tech and false alarms.
Pupil dies after medical emergency at South Shields school
A student has died following a medical emergency at St Wilfrid's RC College in South Shields. The school is closed as the community mourns. Our thoughts are with the family.
Westminster lockdown sparked by box of Christmas cards
A major security alert near Parliament was triggered by a box of Christmas cards, causing widespread disruption. Read the full details of the incident and police response.
King William's College Quiz 2025: Ultimate Challenge
The notoriously difficult King William's College quiz is back for 2025. Can you tackle its cryptic questions on history, literature, and science? Answers revealed 13 January.
MP's Christmas cards cause Westminster bomb scare
A box of unsent Christmas cards from MP Miatta Fahnbulleh triggered a major security alert at Parliament, deploying a bomb disposal robot and shutting down the area. Read the full story.
Study: Alzheimer's more common in elderly than estimated
A major new study reveals Alzheimer's disease is more prevalent in the elderly than previously thought, with over 10% of people aged 70+ eligible for new treatments. Blood tests could revolutionise early diagnosis.
Teen fights for life after rope swing accident in Kent
A 17-year-old boy is in a London hospital with a fractured skull after a rope swing broke in Coldblow Woods. His friends' quick actions saved his life. Read his family's story.
Young mothers graduate high school against the odds
Trevanna and Deslie Ahoy navigated parental loss, housing insecurity and pregnancy while completing their HSC with support from a unique vocational college programme in New South Wales.
Farage's Schoolmates Demand Apology Over Racist Claims
26 ex-pupils and a teacher from Dulwich College have signed an open letter urging Nigel Farage to apologise for alleged racist and antisemitic behaviour at school. Read the full story.
26 School Peers Demand Farage Apologise for Alleged Racism
Twenty-six former pupils and staff from Dulwich College have penned an open letter condemning Reform UK leader Nigel Farage for his alleged racist and antisemitic behaviour at school and his refusal to acknowledge it.
Fry's 'Pleasure List' Aims to Entice Reluctant Readers
Hay Festival President Stephen Fry launches a national book recommendation drive to reverse the worrying drop in reading for pleasure in the UK. Join the campaign and submit your unputdownable reads.
Guardian corrects A&E deaths and climate aid articles
The Guardian has issued clarifications regarding a report on A&E waiting times and a story on international climate aid. Read the full details of the corrections here.
Bondi Attack Survivor's Harrowing Yoga Studio Lockdown
A first-person account of being trapped during the Bondi terror attack, the community's trauma, and finding hope amid the Hanukah festival. Read the powerful story of survival and healing.
Indiana Clinch CFB Playoff Top Seed, Notre Dame Miss Out
Indiana secure the No.1 seed in the College Football Playoff. Alabama and Miami claim the final spots, controversially pushing Notre Dame out of contention.
John Sutter, Head of King's College Maths School, Dies at 59
Tributes pour in for John Sutter, the visionary founding head of King's College London Mathematics School, who has died aged 59. Discover his legacy in maths education.
Heathrow Airport T3 lockdown after major incident
Armed police arrest two at Heathrow Airport's Terminal 3 after an unknown substance is sprayed. Rail services suspended and major traffic delays reported. Follow live updates.
Weekly Tarot Horoscope: December 8-14
Discover your tarot card reading for the week of December 8 to 14, 2025, as Neptune turns direct. Find mystical guidance for your star sign and festive season. Read your full forecast now.
Nigel Farage racism allegations deepen as election looms
Former classmates accuse Reform UK leader Nigel Farage of antisemitic and racist behaviour at school. As pressure mounts, will it impact voters? Read the full investigation.
Farage accused of antisemitic songs at school
Former Dulwich College pupils allege Nigel Farage sang songs about gas chambers to Jewish classmates. The Reform UK leader denies direct racial abuse, calling claims 'politically motivated'.
Former Pupil Alleges Racist Bullying by Nigel Farage at School
Yinka Bankole speaks out about alleged racist abuse from Nigel Farage at Dulwich College in the early 1980s, challenging the Reform UK leader's dismissal of historical claims. Read his powerful account.
Ex-pupil says Farage told him: 'That's the way back to Africa'
Yinka Bankole, a former Dulwich College pupil, details alleged racist abuse by a teenage Nigel Farage. He speaks out after the Reform leader's recent comments on historical 'banter'. Read the full exclusive account.
London mystery bangs caused by private fireworks display
Londoners feared an invasion after loud bangs echoed across the capital. The source was a private fireworks display on the Thames in Greenwich. Read the full story.
Holocaust Survivors Call on Farage to Apologise
A group of 11 Holocaust survivors have written an open letter to Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, urging him to tell the truth and apologise for alleged antisemitic comments made at school. Read their powerful plea.
Farage Accuses BBC of Double Standards in Racism Row
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage launches a furious attack on the BBC over historic racism claims, accusing the broadcaster of hypocrisy. Read the full story.
Farage Denies Malice as 28 Accuse Him of School Racism
Nigel Farage denies racist 'malice' as 28 former schoolmates allege antisemitic and racist behaviour at Dulwich College. The Reform UK leader attacks BBC and ITV over coverage.
Mogherini resigns from College of Europe in corruption inquiry
Federica Mogherini, former EU foreign policy chief, steps down as rector of the College of Europe after being indicted in a fraud and corruption investigation. Read the latest developments.
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