Elephant and Castle food market closure: Trader speaks out
Elephant and Castle's Mercato Metropolitano closes after a decade, affecting 40 traders. Hermanos Taco House manager Anil Kumar fears the temporary site won't replicate the atmosphere.
Category : Culture
N64's 30th anniversary: how it changed gaming forever
For the Nintendo 64's 30th anniversary, we examine its most influential games, from Super Mario 64 to GoldenEye 007, and how they shaped modern gaming.
Hollyoaks: Unexpected Ally Helps Mercedes Target Jenson
Mercedes McQueen gets unexpected help from Rex Gallagher in Hollyoaks as she plots to expose Jenson Cole, who is secretly working for Gemma Johnston.
Coronation Street star hints Sarah exit after killing Theo
Tina O'Brien reveals Sarah Platt killed Theo Silverton in self-defence, hinting at her exit from Coronation Street as the cover-up unravels.
Romeo Beckham Lands First Acting Role in Tennis Romance
Romeo Beckham, 23, will star in 'Forty Love,' a sensual gay tennis romance set on the French Riviera, hitting French theaters November 25, 2026.
Barbecue simplicity: reader advocates for low-cost cooking
Andrew Keeley suggests a simple, low-cost barbecue using a milk crate and bricks, challenging the trend of luxury barbecues costing thousands.
Carlo Ginzburg, historian of outsiders, dies at 87
Carlo Ginzburg, the Italian historian renowned for his microhistory 'The Cheese and the Worms,' has died at 87. His work focused on ordinary lives oppressed by power, a legacy that resonates today.
Music mogul Clive Davis dies aged 94
Clive Davis, the Grammy-winning record producer who discovered Whitney Houston and shaped modern music, died at 94 at his Manhattan home after recent respiratory issues.
Complicated Truth About Adoption Reunions
Adoption reunions are complex emotional journeys, often involving joy, grief, and identity struggles. This article explores the nuanced realities.
Dark Mofo Nude Solstice Swim Returns to Hobart
Thousands brave cold for annual nude solstice swim at Dark Mofo in Hobart, Tasmania, marking shortest day with dawn dip.
Phrontistery: Mona Hobart's new library by David Walsh
Mona Hobart opens Phrontistery, a library showcasing David Walsh's book collection including Shakespeare and David Bowie, blending art and literature.
Joyce Carol Oates on writing, grief, and being 'richer' than Musk
At 88, Joyce Carol Oates reflects on her prolific career, new story collection 'The Frenzy', grief, and her viral critique of Elon Musk's lack of culture.
Chicken Nuggets, Lamb Lollipops, Pitta Pockets Recipes
Claudine Boulstridge shares three quick, kid-friendly recipes: chicken nuggets, lamb lollipops, and pitta pockets, perfect for easy family meals.
Spot Hercules: Summer Sky Jewel Guide
Learn how to find the constellation Hercules, a summer sky jewel, with tips on locating its keystone asterism and the Great Globular Cluster M13.
Hopping Funfair in Newcastle: Pictures
The Hopping travelling funfair has arrived in Newcastle, bringing rides and attractions to the city's Town Moor for a limited time.
Thor's Hammer in British Museum quiz by Art Fund
Art Fund launches a quiz challenging the public to identify 10 objects from the British Museum, including a Thor's Hammer pendant, to raise funds for acquisitions.
Le Mourillon: Toulon's Seaside Quarter Sun and Culture
Le Mourillon, Toulon's beach quarter, boasts sandy shores, a vibrant market, and historic villas, drawing visitors for its relaxed seaside atmosphere.
Obama's New Show Among Best Podcasts of the Week
Barack Obama launches a gripping new podcast series, featured among the best podcasts of the week, exploring democracy and leadership with intimate storytelling.
Dotty Data and Silly Sentences Puzzle Solved
A new puzzle challenges readers to decode dotty data and silly sentences, testing logic and creativity. The solution is revealed.
Windrush compensation funds playwright prize
The UK government will use unclaimed compensation from late Windrush victims to fund a new award for British Caribbean playwrights, announced on June 22, 2026.
Shadows of Willow Cabin Review: Isolation and Redemption
Shadows of Willow Cabin delivers a haunting story of isolation and redemption, with standout performances and atmospheric direction.
The Leveret review: a hare mends the pain of baby loss
In The Leveret, Anna Goldreich explores grief after baby loss through a woman's bond with a hare, blending memoir and nature writing in a poignant debut.
Bridesmaids Named Top Feelgood Film
Bridesmaids has been voted the most feelgood movie ever in a UK poll of 2,000 adults, beating The Princess Bride and Mamma Mia!
Official World Cup portrait photographs behind scenes
Exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of official World Cup portrait photographs capturing athletes' personalities and emotions.
Frida Kahlo: Making of an Icon at Tate Modern
Tate Modern's new exhibition 'Frida Kahlo: Making of an Icon' explores how the artist became a global symbol, featuring over 200 works and personal artefacts.
Guardian writers pick favourite LGBTQ+ movie characters
From Divine in Pink Flamingos to the Babadook, Guardian writers celebrate Pride Month by sharing their most beloved queer film characters, highlighting diversity and impact.
Benita review: Berliner's entrancing tribute to late filmmaker
Alan Berliner's new film 'Benita' reworks footage from his late wife's unfinished project into a poignant, deeply personal tribute. The documentary premieres at the Sheffield Doc/Fest.
French Towns Fine Men for Going Topless in Public
Several French towns have introduced fines for men going topless in public to promote equality and public decency, sparking debate on gender norms.
George Orwell's Best Books Ranked: From Burma to Big Brother
George Orwell's books ranked, from 'Animal Farm' to 'Nineteen Eighty-Four', with insights on each work's themes and impact.
Kyotographie exhibition explores AI photography in London
Kyotographie exhibition at Japan House London showcases Kawada Kikuji's X-Ray and Iwane Ai's AI-generated works, exploring photography's boundaries.
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