Viewers Sick After Man Sniffs Vagina on TV Show
Channel 4's 'Virgin Island' sparks outrage as autistic contestant Bertie sniffs his finger after touching surrogate partner Kat's vagina during an anatomy lesson.
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Katseye Announce London O2 Date on Wildworld Tour
Katseye have announced their Wildworld Tour with UK dates in London, Dublin, and Manchester. Find out how to get tickets for the O2 Arena show.
BuzzBallz Launches New 50ml Shots in London
BuzzBallz unveils new 50ml '99' shots in London off-licences and Amazon. Available in cherry, apple, and raspberry sour flavours, targeting TikTok nightlife trends.
I Enjoy My High-Salt Gail's Sandwich and I Don't Care
Annette Kellow defends her love for Gail's salmon bagel despite alarming salt levels, arguing for balance and enjoyment over guilt in a world full of health scares.
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Peter Jackson Gave Kate Winslet Her First Onscreen Kiss
At Cannes, director Peter Jackson revealed he was Kate Winslet's first onscreen kiss in 'Heavenly Creatures', joking he set the bar high for her later roles, including with Leonardo DiCaprio.
Sudoku 7310 Medium: Solution and Tips for May 13
Solve Sudoku 7310 medium from The Guardian. Step-by-step guide and strategies for completing the May 13 puzzle. Boost your logic skills.
Milky Way Photographer of the Year 2026: Night Sky Wonders
Photographers capture the Milky Way in remote landscapes, sharing breathtaking results and adventures. See the winning images from the 2026 competition.
Off Campus Review: Hockey Romance with Hot Fun
A review of Off Campus, a new hockey romance series on Prime Video. Soapy, spicy, and moreish, it's a straight copy of Heated Rivalry with hetero appeal.
Western Travel Influencers and Pakistan's Politics
A 2020 investigation reveals how travel bloggers flocking to Pakistan became entangled with authorities, raising questions about independence and propaganda.
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Cannes: A Beautiful, Gruelling Circus I Can't Quit
Agnès Poirier reflects on 25 years of the Cannes Film Festival, celebrating its blend of cinema celebration and frantic trade show, and why she keeps returning.
Rachel Reeves' Urinal Battle Inspires Satirical Play
Rosie Holt's new play 'Churchill's Urinal' satirizes Rachel Reeves' struggle to remove a historic urinal from her office, highlighting sexism and political absurdity.
Chelsea Flower Show Sparks Debate Over AI Gardens
Award-winning garden designer Matt Keightley launches an AI app that designs gardens, sparking backlash from horticulturalists who say it undermines the art form.
Ravinder Bhogal's South Asian Feast: Dal, Toastie, Halva Cakes
Chef Ravinder Bhogal shares three recipes for a south Asian feast: spicy coconut dal, a cheesy toastie with Goan aubergine pickle, and carrot halva mini bundts.
TV Tonight: Ruislip Abuse Doc and Anti-Ageing Science
Channel 4 explores a troubling Ruislip case; Hannah Fry investigates anti-ageing; Race Across the World hits Mongolia; and more must-watch TV.
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A Moment That Changed Me: Total Solar Eclipse
An astrophysicist describes the profound experience of seeing his first total solar eclipse in 2017, which moved him to tears and turned him into an eclipse hunter.
Uprising by Tahmima Anam: A Fiery Tale of Female Rebellion
Tahmima Anam's Uprising is a fierce novel about sex workers on a Bangladeshi brothel island, blending ecological precarity, radical hope, and female defiance.
Killer Whale Review: Aquatic Horror Falls Flat
A review of 'Killer Whale,' a horror film where a captive orca terrorizes two friends. Despite a fresh premise, the movie lacks scares and depth.
Photo London 2026: Risk-Taking Photography Fair at Olympia
Photo London's 11th edition at Olympia features daring works from global artists, including Ibiza nostalgia, Japanese masters, and marginalised communities.
Good Omens Finale: Heavenly Cast, Hellish Script
The Good Omens finale features a dazzling cast with Tennant and Sheen, but a stale, smug script and incoherent plot make it a disappointing end to a troubled series.
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The Harder They Come Musical Returns: A Celebration of Jamaican Culture
The Harder They Come musical returns to Stratford East, celebrating Jamaican culture and Jimmy Cliff's legacy. Director Matthew Xia and choreographer Shelley Maxwell discuss bringing the reggae classic to the stage.
Vocal Break Review: Lauren Elkin's Celebration of Female Voice
Lauren Elkin's Vocal Break examines the female voice through singers like Cyndi Lauper and Charli xcx, exploring rules, expectations, and the power of imperfection.
US Presidential Visits to China: A Photo History
A look back at historic US presidential visits to China, from Nixon's 1972 trip to Trump's 2017 tour, featuring iconic images of the Great Wall, Forbidden City, and state meetings.
Northern Soul: Still Burning Review – Thumping Celebration
Alan Byron's film celebrates the northern soul scene, centered on Wigan Casino's all-nighters, amphetamine-fueled dancers, and a unique cultural moment.
Celebrity Drinks Tested: Kylie, Margot, and More – Which Taste Best?
Our testers sample celebrity-backed beverages, including Kylie Minogue's bestselling prosecco, Margot Robbie's gin, and more, to find which are worth the hype.
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Photographer Recreates Intimate Moments with Actor Ex
After a breakup, photographer Diana Markosian hired an actor to play her ex-boyfriend, revisiting past locations to process heartbreak through her new project 'Replaced'.
Bring Me the Horizon, Eric Clapton Struck by Audience Objects
Oli Sykes of Bring Me the Horizon suffered a concussion after a phone was thrown at him in St Louis, while Eric Clapton was hit by a vinyl album in Madrid.
Normal Review: Bob Odenkirk in Weird Small-Town Thriller
Bob Odenkirk plays a washed-up sheriff in a quirky Minnesota town where violence and corruption lurk beneath the surface in Ben Wheatley's gonzo actionfest.
Lee Lai Wins Stella Prize, Making History
Lee Lai wins the $60,000 Stella prize for her graphic novel 'Cannon', becoming the first non-binary person and first graphic novelist to receive the award.
Zineb Sedira Review: Revolutionary Cinema and Chic Cafes
Zineb Sedira's exhibition at Tate Britain blends radical film history with a seductive cafe setting, exploring Algerian cinema's legacy and the fusion of politics and pleasure.
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Carla Simón: Family, Loss, and Imperfect Letters in Cinema
Spanish director Carla Simón discusses her autobiographical films, family bonds, and the real letters from her mother that inspire her work. Her new film 'Romería' explores Aids, addiction, and legacy.
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