King Charles hires videographer for 'on-trend' content
King Charles III is hiring a videographer for £52,000 to create 'on-trend' social media content, sparking mixed reactions online.
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Arsenal urged to sign £70m World Cup star and Bruno Guimaraes
Emmanuel Petit has urged Arsenal to sign Ayyoub Bouaddi and Bruno Guimaraes this summer, with the club targeting Morgan Rogers and Guimaraes after a £45m bid was rejected.
Damon Albarn branded 'diva' after cutting Uncle Acid's set
Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn is called a 'diva' by Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats, who claim he forced festival bosses to end their set early at Roskilde Festival because they were 'too loud'.
Joanne McNally: 'I still can't read Richard Ayoade'
Joanne McNally and Ed Gamble discuss their new provocative panel show Unacceptable, where comedians push boundaries. McNally admits she still can't read co-captain Richard Ayoade.
Kate Winslet tipped for Adolescence second series
Oscar winner Kate Winslet is reportedly joining the second series of Netflix's Adolescence, with plans underway for a follow-up to the hit miniseries.
Bum guns: The 'hardcore' holiday souvenir I wish I could bring home
Bum guns, also known as bidet showers, are a popular cleaning device in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. They offer a more hygienic alternative to toilet paper, though proper use is key to avoiding mess.
3 Destinations for a Cool Summer Escape
Travel expert Simon Calder recommends Scottish islands, Tarifa in southern Spain, and the Pyrenees as perfect 'coolcation' destinations to escape Europe's heatwaves.
3 London coffee shops among Europe's best in list
Three London coffee shops have been named among Europe's 100 Best Coffee Shops, including Rosslyn Coffee, Moonstruck Café, and Oma Coffee Roaster.
Stacey Solomon's Favourite Handheld Steamer on Amazon
Stacey Solomon's favourite handheld garment steamer is a top alternative to ironing. Find out why this Amazon gadget is a must-have for wrinkle-free clothes.
Charlotte Tilbury Now Available in Boots Stores UK
Charlotte Tilbury products launch in Boots stores nationwide, making the luxury beauty brand accessible to millions of new customers. The collaboration includes exclusive offers and a wider range of products.
Dunelm's Cow Print Collection Embraces Western Trend
Dunelm launches a cow print homeware collection inspired by the western trend, featuring furniture and accessories from £8 to £229.
Mum flies alone after daughter forgets passport
Cheryl Maguire traveled alone to Turks and Caicos after her daughter forgot her passport. She shares her story of guilt, regret, and a valuable lesson learned.
Choo-Choo Charles: Horror Indie Gem Combining Pennywise and Thomas
A reader discovers that Choo-Choo Charles, an indie game blending Pennywise the Clown with Thomas the Tank Engine, offers a uniquely creepy and engaging horror experience.
Ryanair Cabin Bag Amazon Deal: Save 50% on Underseat Backpack
A bestselling underseat backpack compliant with Ryanair's cabin bag policy is now half price on Amazon, costing just £16.99 down from £33.99.
Pilot sues Marriott after bat bites, rabies fear
A pilot is suing Marriott after being bitten by bats at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel. He was advised to get rabies shots costing $100,000.
Couple flee Welsh restaurant without paying £115 bill
A couple enjoyed a lavish £115 seafood meal at El Puerto restaurant in Penarth, Wales, then left without paying. CCTV captured their license plate, and the owner called it 'hugely disappointing.'
Beyoncé releases surprise new track 'Morning Dew (Donk)'
Beyoncé released a surprise new song, Morning Dew (Donk), on July 4th weekend. The track was originally intended for her 2006 album B'Day, which will be reissued for its 20th anniversary in September.
Eufy Robot Vacuum Deal: Save 30% on Amazon
Amazon slashes 30% off Eufy robot vacuum, now £139.99. The smart cleaner features LiDAR navigation and 2,500Pa suction for automated home cleaning.
London schools let pupils start late for England World Cup game
Some London schools are delaying start times on Monday so pupils can watch England's World Cup last 16 match against Mexico, which kicks off at 1am.
Patti LuPone furious after gay cruise banned from Turkey
Patti LuPone, 77, is furious after the Atlantis Events cruise ship she's performing on was banned from docking in Turkey because it carries 'a magnificent ship full of gay men. And me.'
First Photos from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Wedding
First photos from inside Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden reveal a secret garden theme, with guests sharing glimpses of the lavish celebration.
Peter Checkland obituary: systems thinker dies at 95
Peter Checkland, the management scientist who developed soft systems methodology, has died aged 95. His work transformed how organizations approach complex problems.
Trump's 250th Anniversary Fair Disappoints in Heat
The Great American State Fair, promoted as the 'most unforgettable birthday party,' drew thin crowds and complaints as temperatures exceeded 100°F in Washington DC.
Five Great Reads: Polar Expedition, Mamdani, Sedaris
This week's picks include a gripping polar expedition, a profile of Zohran Mamdani, and a humorous essay by David Sedaris.
Seth Rogen and Olivia Wilde's The Invite tops week's rave reviews
Seth Rogen and Olivia Wilde's oddly sweet comedy The Invite leads the week's best-rated culture, alongside My Chemical Romance's spectacular live show and Madonna's return.
Farewell to Jackass: The End of an Era for Male Idiocy
Tom Usher reflects on the legacy of Jackass as the franchise ends with 'Best and Last', exploring its cultural impact and the psychology behind male idiocy.
How AI is changing language and literature: experts speak
As AI accusations rock literary and media worlds, linguists explain the differences between human and machine language, while novelists like Jennifer Egan and Jeanette Winterson reflect on the future of fiction in an age of ChatGPT.
UK axes £45m programme for 1m girls' higher education
The UK government has cancelled the £45m SHEFE programme, which aimed to keep 1 million girls in school across Africa, Asia and the Middle East, sparking criticism over aid cuts.
Rolling Stones' Foreign Tongues: Another Late Triumph
The Rolling Stones' 25th album Foreign Tongues continues their creative renaissance with stomping blues, anti-autocrat lyrics, and touching vulnerability from Keith Richards.
Why The Pitt Is the Most Hopeful Show on TV
The Pitt, a gritty HBO medical drama, is hailed as the most hopeful show on TV, winning five Emmys and offering comfort through competence and humanity.
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