British Letters: Slang, Trump, and Everyday Quirks

A collection of witty letters from Guardian readers touches on slang insults, Trump's AI image, toilet paper discrimination, and more, offering a humorous glimpse into British society and language.

Chris Mullen: Art Educator and Visual Library Pioneer

Chris Mullen, who passed away at 81, was a renowned art and design educator who assembled an extensive library focused on visual communication, freely sharing it with students at Norwich School of Art and University of Brighton.

Unseen Winnie-the-Pooh Sketches Revealed for Centenary

Previously unpublished pencil drawings by E H Shepard for the original Winnie-the-Pooh book have been shared for the first time, offering a rare glimpse into the artist's creative process as the beloved children's classic marks its centenary.

Hacks Final Season Debuts, Lenny Henry Faces Assembly

Jean Smart returns as Deborah Vance in the fifth and final season of Hacks on Sky Atlantic. Plus, Lenny Henry faces tough questions on ITV's The Assembly, and new episodes of Beyond Paradise and The Young Offenders air.

Top 7 Streaming Picks: Half Man to Stranger Things

Discover the best shows to stream this week, including Richard Gadd's new drama Half Man, a creepy cult thriller, and the latest Stranger Things spin-off. Dive into compelling stories across BBC iPlayer, Netflix, and more.

Sony World Photography Awards 2026 Winners Revealed

The Sony World Photography Awards 2026 have unveiled their top winners, including photographer of the year Citlali Fabián. An exhibition at Somerset House showcases stunning images from global competitions.

How Dogs Became Art's Most Profound Gaze

Thomas Laqueur's 'The Dog's Gaze' explores canine symbolism in Western art, from Velázquez to Picasso, revealing dogs as viewers' alter egos in masterpieces.

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