Tom Gauld on Heatwave Reading Dangers
Tom Gauld's cartoon humorously warns of the dangers of reading during a heatwave, as books become hazardous in high temperatures.
Category : Culture
Readers Debate Britain's Medieval Art Beyond Bayeux
Guardian readers respond to Jonathan Jones on medieval art, highlighting Anglo-Saxon contributions and the cost of preserving heritage.
Daphne Medley obituary: mathematician dies at 105
Daphne Medley, an applied mathematician who researched nuclear physics at the Cavendish laboratory and later lectured at Durham and Leeds universities, has died aged 105.
Last Goal Wins Review: Football, Identity, and Racism Explored
Justice Ezi's debut play Last Goal Wins tackles racism, belonging, and sport's shadowy business in a well-paced drama with a nail-biting final shootout at Broadway, Catford.
Wimbledon podiatrist treats tennis stars' feet in basement clinic
Wimbledon podiatrist Sal Afzal reveals the hidden medical team treating blisters, corns and grass-court injuries beneath Centre Court during the championships.
Sainsbury's Summer Garden Party: Family Fun and Friends
Sainsbury's launches Summer Garden Party range with over 200 products for alfresco dining, including BBQ essentials, salads, and desserts, perfect for family gatherings.
Liam Payne's family supports Harry Styles at Wembley
Liam Payne's parents and sister attended Harry Styles' final Wembley show, leaving One Direction fans 'sobbing' as Styles paid tribute to his former bandmates.
Mumford & Sons stun at BST Hyde Park, not a nostalgia act
Mumford & Sons delivered a breathtaking performance at BST Hyde Park, proving they are far more than a nostalgia act. With guest appearances from Hozier and Shania Twain, the band showed they remain at their peak.
Top 10 Mexican restaurants in London for England vs Mexico match
As England faces Mexico in the World Cup round of 16, discover London's best Mexican restaurants, from Michelin-starred KOL to hidden gem Sonora Taquería.
West London park with zoo and maze kids will love
Brent Lodge Park in Hanwell, Ealing, features Hanwell Zoo with exotic animals, a playground, and a free maze. Entry costs £5.50 for adults, £4 for children.
BTS London 2026: start times, setlist, tickets, bag policy
BTS bring their ARIRANG World Tour to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on July 6-7, 2026. Get start times, setlist, ticket info, bag policy, and transport details.
Dolly the sheep at 30: The clone that changed science
Dolly the sheep, the first mammal cloned from adult DNA, was born 30 years ago, revolutionizing science and sparking ethical debates, with her legacy living on in stem cell research and commercial pet cloning.
The Durrells: My Ultimate Summer Comfort Watch on ITV
The Durrells, an ITV series set in 1930s Corfu, is the perfect summer escape. Based on Gerald Durrell's memoirs, it follows a British family's hilarious adventures on a Greek island.
Tens of thousands march in London for Pride parade
More than 35,000 people from about 600 groups marched from Hyde Park Corner to Whitehall for London's annual LGBT+ Pride parade on 4 July 2026.
London Pride denies Madonna surprise appearance
London Pride organisers have confirmed Madonna will not appear at the event, despite rampant rumours of a surprise performance or speech at Trafalgar Square.
London Pride 2026: One Million Expected, Madonna Rumoured
An estimated one million spectators are expected at London Pride 2026, with Madonna rumoured to appear. Mayor Sadiq Khan led the march, joined by over 35,000 marchers from more than 600 groups.
Thousands march in London Pride Parade 2026
Thousands joined London Pride 2026 with Mayor Sadiq Khan leading chants, 35,000 marchers from 600 groups, and over a million expected. Activists highlight trans rights, hate crimes, and venue closures.
Netflix adds 'Heroes' all 4 seasons: 'masterpiece' sci-fi series
Netflix UK has added all four seasons of 'Heroes', the acclaimed sci-fi series. Season one holds 82% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes, hailed as 'one of the greatest single seasons of television ever made' by fans.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Wed in Rhode Island
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married in a private ceremony in Rhode Island on July 3, 2026, with close friends and family attending, according to sources.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Wedding at MSG
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married at Madison Square Garden on July 3, 2026, in a star-studded ceremony, according to multiple reports.
Young Archie 2026: Children's Portrait Prize Winners
The Archibald Prize 2026 includes the Young Archie competition for children aged 5-18, showcasing young artists' portraits in Australia.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce marry in New York
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married in New York on July 4, 2026, with A-list guests including Blake Lively and Patrick Mahomes, as seen in exclusive photos.
48 Iconic Photos That Shaped America's 250-Year Story
From daguerreotypes to digital, these 48 images reveal how photography defined the American Dream, civil rights, war, and identity across 250 years.
Buying a New Swimsuit: A Cartoon
Becky Barnicoat's cartoon humorously captures the anxiety and triumph of buying a new swimsuit, a universal summer experience.
Beijing-style courgette pancakes with hot honey cucumbers
A spicy, umami-rich salad provides sweetness and crunch alongside these simple Chinese-style courgette pancakes from Meera Sodha's column.
Publicly funded arts tell Britain's stories, says playwright
Playwright James Graham argues that publicly funded arts are essential for telling Britain's stories, citing examples from his career and the impact of Arts Council England over 80 years.
Entertainment Guide: Madonna, Minions, and More This Week
Madonna returns with 'Confessions II', Minions time-travel in new film, plus jazz festival, art exhibitions, and streaming picks for the week ahead.
Blind date: Lily and Brodie's dinner date
Lily, 26, a PhD student, and Brodie, 24, a chef, meet for a blind date at Bombay Brasserie in London. They share their honest thoughts on the evening, from conversation to chemistry.
Schitt's Creek Returns to BBC: Enjoy Catherine O'Hara Again
Schitt's Creek returns to BBC Three with a triple bill, offering fans another chance to enjoy Catherine O'Hara's performance. Plus, celebrate Independence Day with music icons on BBC Two.
Ballet kept me active from girlhood into my 80s
A woman who fell in love with ballet as a young girl in the 1960s shares how dance has kept her active and joyful into her eighties, calling it a lifelong language of the body.
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