Dolce & Gabbana Milan show: excess amid debt crisis
Dolce & Gabbana's SS27 menswear show in Milan featured flamboyant, revealing outfits, aiming to distract from £391m debt, controversies, and management reshuffles.
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Petrol Prices in Australia Drop Below Pre-War Levels
Petrol prices in Australia have fallen below pre-conflict levels, with analysts citing flexible global supply chains and reduced demand as key factors.
Heather Mitchell: Hugo Weaving, Trump, and toast art
Stage and screen actor Heather Mitchell discusses her new show The Killings at Parrish Station, playing Trump and Clinton, and her unique toast art hobby.
Red Bull Soapbox Race at Alexandra Palace: eccentric soapboxes
The high-spirited annual Red Bull Soapbox Race at Alexandra Palace draws large crowds with fancy dress soapboxes racing and falling apart on a downhill course.
Renault Twingo E-Tech leads Europe's shift to smaller EVs
Smaller, cheaper electric cars like the Renault Twingo E-Tech are challenging bloated SUVs, with improved battery tech and cost cuts enabling city-friendly designs.
Tiny Experiments: A Better Way to Approach Life Goals
Chasing life goals often leads to disappointment. Neuroscientist Anne-Laure Le Cunff proposes tiny experiments to learn and adapt in career, relationships, and health.
Toy Story 5: Tech vs. toys with nuance
Toy Story 5 pits physical toys against tablets, exploring tech's impact on children with Pixar's trademark nuance, but stops short of a full anti-tech stance.
Alan Latham's 50 firms struck off, workers unpaid
Prolific film producer Alan Latham has had 50 of his companies forcibly struck off by Companies House, leaving crew members and suppliers unable to recover unpaid fees.
Brands secretly using AI influencers on social media
An investigation reveals brands are using AI-generated influencers without disclosure, prompting calls for transparency. No rules require labeling AI ads in the UK.
15 Chic Affordable Hotels for European Glamour
Discover 15 stylish boutique hotels across Europe offering character and comfort at budget-friendly prices, from a Greek waterfront palace to a nonna's house in Italy.
GTA 6 Beta Scam: AI Fraud Targets Gamers' Bank Details
Criminals are exploiting anticipation for GTA 6 with fake beta test invites, using AI to create convincing sites. Victims risk data theft and bank fraud.
Henry v Lalas: Fox's World Cup clash of styles
Thierry Henry's subtle brilliance outshines Alexi Lalas's bombast on Fox's World Cup coverage, showcasing a stark contrast in punditry styles.
Dining Across the Divide: Monarchy and Wealth Debate
An academic and a medical student share concerns about extremes of wealth and poverty, but disagree on monarchy and income caps.
Weekend Photos: Twins Marry Twins, Solstice, Wildfires, Protests
The Guardian's picture editors select striking images from around the world, including twins marrying twins, summer solstice at Stonehenge, wildfires in the US, and protests in Bolivia and Ukraine.
30 Best Summer Sandals for Men and Women: From Beach to Office
Discover the 30 best summer sandals for men and women, including comfort, beach, work, dressy, and chunky styles, with options for every occasion and budget.
Why Silence Feels So Awkward: Psychology Explained
Silence often feels awkward due to social expectations and evolutionary cues. Readers share insights on the psychology behind uncomfortable silences.
Why 'ripen at home' fruit disappoints: readers' gripes
Readers explain why 'ripen at home' fruit often stays hard or rots quickly, blaming controlled-atmosphere storage, early picking, and consumer demand for year-round supply.
US World Cup Hopes: Can Pochettino's Team Win It All?
The US men's team has won its first two World Cup games, securing a knockout spot. With momentum, home advantage, and Pochettino's coaching, some believe they can win it all, but doubts remain.
Queueing rebranded as socialising? A worrying sign
Viral queues for bakeries and fro-yo are being reframed as community-building, but this trend echoes wartime propaganda and may signal preparation for food shortages and recession.
Australia's datacentre boom: opportunities and costs
Australia faces a datacentre boom with 160 existing and 90 proposed sites, raising concerns over energy, water use, and job creation amid a $155bn investment pipeline.
Beauty Pie Nice Legs Tinted Body Lotion Review
Beauty Pie's Nice Legs tinted body lotion blurs imperfections and evens skin tone, offering a natural leg makeup solution for summer. Priced at £19 for members.
ITV axes British Soap Awards amid budget cuts: 'It's dead in the water'
ITV has reportedly cancelled The British Soap Awards due to lack of sponsorship and budget cuts, with a source saying the event 'won't be returning'.
5 Cooling Sleepwear Sets for UK Heatwave: Oodie, M&S, Boux Avenue
Stay comfortable during the UK heatwave with these 5 cooling pyjama sets from Oodie, Boux Avenue, Their Nibs, tbco., and M&S, as temperatures hit 35°C.
Iran ‘closes’ Strait of Hormuz after US ceasefire violations
Iran has declared the Strait of Hormuz ‘closed’ after accusing the US of violating ceasefire agreements, demanding ships seek permission and raising prospect of future tolls.
Bad Bunny Tottenham: Tickets, Set List, Support, Times
Bad Bunny performs at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on June 27-28, 2026. Resale tickets over £600. Set list, support act Chuwi, stage times, and last-minute ticket info.
Bluesky COO: AI is 'taking away what makes us human'
Bluesky COO Rose Wang says AI threatens human connection, urges users to log off, and criticizes Meta and X as 'basically AI companies'.
Lee Valley: London's affordable adventure park with white water rafting
Lee Valley White Water Centre offers white water rafting, kayaking, and paddleboarding, with YHA accommodation from £68/night, a cheaper alternative to Center Parcs.
Cuisinart ice cream maker £100 off on Amazon
Cuisinart's 6-in-1 Frost Fusion frozen dessert machine is £100 off on Amazon, now £199.99. Makes ice cream, slushies, sorbet, frappes, frozen cocktails, and frosé in 30 minutes with no pre-freezing.
Rice urges Rogers to Arsenal in £85m transfer
Declan Rice is privately urging Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers to join Arsenal this summer, with the club planning an £85m offer.
Gang jailed for £600k jewellery theft from Abu Dhabi royals
An Algerian gang stole £600,000 worth of jewellery from the Abu Dhabi royal family outside St Pancras station. Three members have been jailed.
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