Graffiti artist Helch dies: towering tag legacy across UK
Helch, prolific UK graffiti artist known for towering tags that upset Queen Elizabeth II, has died at 34, leaving a legacy across Britain's urban landscape.
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Édouard Balladur, French PM defeated by Chirac, dies at 97
Édouard Balladur, France's prime minister from 1993 to 1995, died at 97. He lost the 1995 presidential election to his former ally Jacques Chirac, ending a career marked by political ambition and later legal acquittal.
MapQuest tops US charts after defying Trump's lake order
MapQuest became the most downloaded navigation app in the US after refusing to rename Lake Ontario, surpassing Google and Apple Maps.
Mitch and Cam: A Love Story That Changed Lives
Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet reflect on their groundbreaking portrayal of Mitch and Cam in Modern Family, discussing chemistry, fan reactions, and the enduring legacy of TV's beloved gay couple.
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The Story: Tracey Scott Wilson on fake news and fraudulent journalism
Tracey Scott Wilson's play The Story, inspired by a journalist's fraud, debuts in London, addressing fake news and media objectivity two decades on.
el Jimador Launches Margarita Range with Hollywood Glam
el Jimador celebrated its new sparkling margarita canned cocktails at Spitalfields Market with a Hollywood-style Glam-bot experience, offering lime and mango samples.
Fat Badger sole London restaurant in Michelin Guide August
The Fat Badger in Notting Hill was the only London restaurant added to the Michelin Guide Great Britain and Ireland in August 2026, joining 21 other new entries across the UK and Ireland.
Notting Hill Carnival 2026: 60th anniversary in photos (01.09.2026)
Two million revellers celebrated Notting Hill Carnival's 60th anniversary over the August bank holiday weekend, with photographer Yushy capturing the vibrant parades, music, and costumes.
Wendell Berry, US author and farmer, dies aged 92
Wendell Berry, the Kentucky-born author and agrarian who celebrated farming life and warned of industrial excess, has died at home aged 92.
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Argos unveils nostalgic toy list for Christmas 2026
Argos reveals its top 20 toys for Christmas 2026, blending retro favourites like LEGO Donkey Kong and Mini Brands vinyl player with new tech toys for Gen Alpha.
Jury convicts Duane Davis in 1996 Tupac Shakur murder
A Las Vegas jury convicted Duane 'Keffe D' Davis of murder in the 1996 drive-by shooting of Tupac Shakur, ending a 30-year wait for justice.
Powerhouse Parramatta investigation as CEO stands aside
An investigation is underway into misconduct allegations at Powerhouse Parramatta, with CEO Lisa Havilah standing aside. The $915m museum is still slated to open on 7 November.
Tea With Judi Dench and Ian McKellen: A Touching Review
Judi Dench and Ian McKellen share cake and memories in a gentle Sky Arts special that celebrates ageing icons and stirs thunderous tears.
Pabst offers reward for return of stolen 40,000-pound beer haul
Pabst Brewing offers a cash reward for the return of 40,000 pounds of PBR beer stolen in two California warehouse heists, valued at $70,000.
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Sir Anthony Kenny, philosopher and priest, dies at 95
Sir Anthony Kenny, historian of philosophy and former Catholic priest, has died aged 95. He wrote 50 books, taught at Oxford for over 50 years, and led Balliol College.
34,000 Cans of Pabst Beer Stolen in California Heists
Thieves stole roughly 34,000 cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon and Old Milwaukee beer in two heists at a California warehouse, valued at $70,000.
Dolly Parton Laid to Rest in Private Nashville Funeral
Dolly Parton was interred at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Nashville on Friday, beside her husband Carl, in a private ceremony attended by immediate family.
Reading and Leeds 2025: Dance Music Dominates as Festival Embraces Gen Z
Dance music drew the biggest crowds at Reading and Leeds 2025, with tech house DJs like Kettama and Josh Baker outdrawing rock headliners, as the festival embraced genre-blending programming.
A$AP Rocky O2 show: spectacle over direction
A$AP Rocky's Don't Be Dumb tour at London's O2 Arena dazzles with helicopters and SWAT teams, but the rapper's creative direction remains unclear.
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Thorpe Park Fright Nights 2026: Pitch-black Tenement maze unveiled
Thorpe Park launches Tenement, its first fully immersive pitch-black scare maze, for Fright Nights' 25th anniversary, running selected dates from 2 October to 1 November 2026, with tickets from £39.
Venus Williams exits US Open after record-late 2am finish
Venus Williams lost to Sofia Kenin 6-2, 7-6 (6) in the latest-starting match in US Open history, beginning at 12.13am and ending past 2am, extending her losing streak to 15 tour-level matches.
Jay-Z London 2026: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium dates, tickets, merch
Jay-Z performs at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sept 4-5, 2026, his first UK solo shows in 13 years. Tickets from £54.50, Camden merch pop-up, and full setlist details inside.
Dench and McKellen Reunite for Tea on Sky Arts
Judi Dench and Ian McKellen share stories and mischief in Tea With Judi Dench on Sky Arts, plus Fred Sirieix's new hotel series.
Passenger Refuses Seat Swap, Shocked to Find 'Son' Is 20
A business-class passenger refused a couple's seat-swap request, then discovered their 'son' was a 20-year-old man, sparking outrage over entitlement.
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Black Box Podcast: AI Risks and Yudkowsky's Warning
In Black Box episode 6, Guardian journalist Michael Safi examines AI's dangers and promises, featuring Eliezer Yudkowsky's decades-long warning. Is it too late?
Notting Hill Carnival: 169 arrests on day one, Met reports positive mood
Met Police made 169 arrests on day one of Notting Hill Carnival, including two knife assaults, but described the atmosphere as overwhelmingly positive and celebratory.
GTA 6 Graphics Debate: Reader Reactions and Gamescom 2026 Recap
Readers debate GTA 6's graphics, compare it to Max Payne 3, and share Gamescom 2026 highlights including Final Fantasy 7 Revelation and Metro 2039.
September 2026's Biggest Game Releases: 19 Must-Plays
September 2026 delivers 19 major game releases, including Sony and Nintendo exclusives, a Capcom revival, and EA Sports FC 27, ending the summer drought.
Vigil series 3 review: twisty Arctic thriller that's oddly boring
Vigil's third series returns with Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie in an Arctic conspiracy, but the over-twisty plot and bland leads make it a tedious watch despite the high stakes.
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Corrections: Karadžić Photo, Whitstable Location
The Guardian corrects a misidentified photo of Radovan Karadžić and an incorrect geographic description of Whitstable, among other recent amendments.
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