Magical Kent treehouse: Romantic escape 90 mins from London
Hoots Treehouse in Kent offers a luxurious woodland retreat for couples, from £275/night, just 90 minutes from London. Perfect for a romantic getaway.
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Crystal Palace Park reopens with free hot air balloon rides
Crystal Palace Park fully reopens today after a 15-month regeneration, featuring free hot air balloon rides, a food market, dinosaur sculptures, and a new visitor centre.
Jack walks out on Denise in EastEnders after bad news
Jack Branning reaches breaking point and walks out on Denise Fox in EastEnders next week as a difficult week takes its toll, leaving her devastated.
Rebecca Perry wins Waterstones debut fiction prize
Rebecca Perry won the 2026 Waterstones debut fiction prize for 'May We Feed the King', praised for its crisp prose and dream-like tale.
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Noel Tobin obituary: firework safety campaigner and ROH lighting tech
Noel Tobin, who died aged 80, led a successful campaign to regulate fireworks after 2,200 casualties in 1968, and worked at the Royal Opera House for over 30 years.
Barry Dransfield, folk fiddler pioneer, dies at 79
Barry Dransfield, a key figure in the 1960s English folk revival, known for his unique fiddle style and work with brother Robin, has died aged 79.
Worry Doll review: Sensual, sinister novel about desire
In Worry Doll, two women meet on a train and tumble into an all-consuming affair told from both sides, with very different stories. A novel for fans of Audition and Asymmetry.
The Five-Star Weekend review: perfect beach watch with Jennifer Garner
The Five-Star Weekend, adapted from Elin Hilderbrand's novel, blends schmaltz, melodrama, jokes and genuine feeling in a refreshing female-focused story.
Humpback whales, house prices, missing cash in The Crunch
The Crunch newsletter covers humpback whale migration, falling house prices, missing Australian cash, One Nation's rise, and crowd-sourced earthquake mapping.
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Steve Lacy on fame, trauma, and new album Oh Yeah?
Steve Lacy opens up about his struggles after the massive hit Bad Habit, the trauma and heartbreak that shaped his new album Oh Yeah?, and why he thinks he's not really that famous.
Jesy Nelson: Life Changing Review – A Fight for SMA Screening
Jesy Nelson's documentary reveals her twins' SMA diagnosis and her campaign for newborn screening. Every scene is affecting.
Raspberry Cardamom Mascarpone Tart Recipe
Benjamina Ebuehi's raspberry, cardamom and mascarpone tart combines crisp pastry, soft frangipane, and a silky topping for a perfect summer dessert.
Summer Clouds Warn of Storms: Mackerel Skies and Mare's Tails
Mackerel skies and mare's tails signal warm fronts pushing moisture high, creating distinctive cloud patterns that warn sailors to lower sails.
Ann Droid: Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston's Charming Sitcom
Diane Morgan stars as a socially awkward android in Ann Droid, a heartwarming sitcom about loneliness and grief. Plus: Sally Phillips' camp comedy The Hairdresser Mysteries.
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Pompeii with Hiddleston to The Crow Girl: 7 Best Shows
Tom Hiddleston explores Pompeii's eruption in a new documentary drama, while The Crow Girl returns for a grim second season. Plus: Young Farts Trailer Parts, King of the Hill, and more.
The Red Mouth review: profound exploration of Ireland’s deep time
Sheila Armstrong's second novel, The Red Mouth, centers on bog discoveries and intersecting lives, blending ancient history with climate urgency in exquisite prose.
Top UK family day trips: boat tours to magical woodlands
Readers share their favourite family day trips in the UK, including a boat tour in County Fermanagh, Glasgow's Riverside Museum, and magical Puzzlewood in Gloucestershire.
Nolan on Oscars, The Odyssey, and a new puppy
Christopher Nolan discusses following Oppenheimer with a $250m adaptation of Homer's epic, the challenges of filming, and how a chocolate lab named Charlie helped him cope.
Heartstopper Forever Review: Sanitized Sex Scenes
Heartstopper Forever review: The film-length finale to the teen LGBTQ+ show has poignant moments but feels like fan service by numbers, with sanitized sex scenes and uneven pacing.
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Loathe's A Stranger to You: metalcore masters' bold fusion
Loathe's fourth album 'A Stranger to You' blends metalcore with jazz, electronics, and shoegaze, creating a thrilling genre odyssey after six years.
Norma Winstone: A Timeless Place review – peerless vocalist
Norma Winstone's 1990 radio broadcast with NDR Radio Orchestra, now released, showcases her lustrous vocals and surefooted improv, including an exquisite I Loves You, Porgy.
The Dink to Wicked Little Letters: best films on TV this week
A fun sports comedy about a failed tennis prodigy, plus Jessie Buckley and Olivia Colman in a gloriously sweary period drama, top this week's film picks.
John Wood: Glasgow's gay leather scene photographer
John Wood, 79, opens his erotic archives for first solo show at Celine gallery, Glasgow, revealing intimate portraits of the city's gay leather subculture from 1982-2002.
Tara Fitzgerald's poetic tribute to Sam Neill
Tara Fitzgerald, co-star in the 1994 film Sirens, writes a poem celebrating Sam Neill's rare beauty, generosity, and electric presence on set.
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HBO's 'The Man Will Burn' Dives into Burning Man
HBO's four-part docuseries 'The Man Will Burn' offers an immersive look at Burning Man's history, contradictions, and spiritual allure, tracing its evolution from a beach bonfire to a $60m countercultural institution.
Andrew Motion: books that provoke and inspire
Former poet laureate Andrew Motion shares his reading life, from childhood favourites to late discoveries, including Wilfred Owen, Henry James and Alexander Pope.
I Can Die Too review: pop songs can't save actor's tale
Despite vibrant pop songs, I Can Die Too at Pitlochry Festival theatre fails to bring its actor's tale to life, with underwritten drama and unconvincing squabbling.
Make your own plant feed from comfrey or nettles
Learn how to make homemade plant feed using comfrey, nettles, or other garden weeds. This simple, stinky process creates a nutritious liquid to boost your summer crops.
BBC vs ITV: Who won the UK World Cup 2026 broadcaster battle?
ITV's punditry and studio outshone BBC's post-Lineker lineup, but BBC won on commentary, post-match interviews, and titles. Danny Murphy's cat story went viral.
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Pop Revisited, Linder, Warhol: London Art This Week
Pop Revisited showcases Hockney and 1960s prints at Cristea Roberts Gallery. Linder's punk art hits Blackpool. Warhol explores America at Wolverhampton.
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