Strictly's Anton and Craig Launch Judgemental Podcast
Strictly stars Anton Du Beke and Craig Revel Horwood debut 'Judgemental' podcast, plus global toxic masculinity explored in 'Manosphere Messiahs' and more.
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Land by Maggie O'Farrell: Ambitious Mapmaking Tale
Maggie O'Farrell's 10th novel, Land, set after the Irish famine, follows mapmaker Tomás and his family, blending myth and folklore in a sprawling family saga.
UK's Oldest Cave Art Rediscovered After 96-Year Mistake
Striped rock dismissed as natural in 1928 is now confirmed as 17,100-year-old Palaeolithic cave art, making it the oldest in Britain.
Search for the Perfect Old-School Turin Piòla
Turin's working-class taverns, piòle, offer affordable home cooking. I visited seven surviving spots to find the real deal, from legendary €12 meals to family-run gems.
Spain's Franco-era mass graves: a family's 87-year search
A photojournalist recounts his family's decades-long quest to find his great-grandfather, executed and thrown into a well during Franco's repression, amid Spain's ongoing struggle over historical memory.
Gaslit, Shamed, Swindled: Eleanor Glanville
A new play uncovers how Eleanor Glanville, a pioneering 17th-century butterfly collector, was gaslit and swindled, her legacy nearly erased by misogyny.
Emmerdale: Laurel’s Sexual Awakening with Ross Barton
Emmerdale star Charlotte Bellamy reveals Laurel Thomas's sexual awakening with Ross Barton, but fears she might become 'the local bike' as she explores newfound desires after a traumatic year.
Stacey Solomon's Garnier SPF50 Glow Make-Up Bag Must-Have
Stacey Solomon shares her latest beauty find: Garnier's SPF50 Glow product. She adds it to her make-up bag for spring/summer, praising its glow and sun protection.
SXSW London 2026 Launches in Shoreditch with Stars
SXSW London 2026 begins today in Shoreditch, featuring Michelle Obama, Ant and Dec, and a focus on AI and human connection. Metro is media partner.
Euphoria Star Feared Losing Role Over Nude Scenes
Alexa Demie reveals she feared losing her Euphoria role if she refused nude scenes. She later spoke up about discomfort and never filmed them again.
Katie Price Ban Lifted from Princess' TV Show
Katie Price will appear on daughter Princess Andre's ITV2 series despite a previous ban, after filming scenes this week. The feud with ex-husband Peter Andre had blocked her involvement.
Emmerdale Spoiler: Chas and Charity Rob Home Farm
Charity Dingle and Chas Dingle break into Home Farm to steal money from Kim Tate's safe, but Lydia Dingle catches them red-handed in this exclusive spoiler video.
Soccer Aid Viewers Cringe Over Hanks and Allen Cameos
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen's awkward Soccer Aid interview left viewers cringing, as they struggled to engage with the event. GK Barry handled the chaos.
Dua Lipa Marries Callum Turner in Low-Key Ceremony
Pop star Dua Lipa married actor Callum Turner in a small ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall on May 31. The couple plans a second wedding in Sicily.
Shirley Ballas Risks BBC Wrath Over Cruise Hosting
Shirley Ballas reportedly risks BBC wrath after hosting a Strictly Come Dancing-themed cruise, earning over £10,000. The event closely replicated the show, potentially breaching BBC guidelines.
Ed O'Brien's Honest Playlist: Scottish Football to George Michael
Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien shares his honest playlist, from his first single to funeral song, revealing a love for Scottish football, George Michael, and Bach.
Beatlemania Returns: UK Gears Up for New Wave Ahead of Four Biopics
The Beatles' cultural impact endures 60 years on, with a new wave of Beatlemania sweeping the UK ahead of Sam Mendes' four biopics set for 2028.
Inside Martin Parr's Unforgettable Funeral
Photographer Martin Parr's family organized a country fete-themed send-off with cupcakes, bunting, and a tombola. Photographer Sophie Green captured the unique event.
From One-Night Stand to Married with Two Babies
Sofia and León started as a hook-up, but quickly became parents. Now they navigate intimacy changes, finding new ways to connect amidst the demands of raising two young children.
10 Korean Dishes to Savor Now: Fried Chicken to Dumplings
Korean cuisine is booming in the UK. Discover 10 must-try dishes from bibimbap to budae jjigae, plus where to find them across Britain.
Global TV: Chinese Microdramas to Arctic Comedy
Our global correspondents share the shows captivating local audiences, from Côte d'Ivoire's hottest soap to Canada's Arctic comedy North of North.
Wearing My Late Mum's Clothes Helped Me Celebrate Her
After her mother died, Abigail Radnor couldn't face her clothes. But wearing and reworking them became a way to keep her close and celebrate her life.
Maggie O'Farrell: Fiction from What You Don't Know
Maggie O'Farrell explores a family myth about an ancestor who mapped Ireland, leading to a discovery about life after the Great Famine and her novel 'Land'.
Climate and Immigration Debates Over Dinner
Martyn and Alan, with opposing views on climate and immigration, share a meal and find common ground despite their differences.
Rauschenberg's 'Pelican' Dance Revived in Brooklyn
The Trisha Brown Dance Company reimagines Robert Rauschenberg's 1963 roller-skating dance 'Pelican' at a Brooklyn rink, blending archival research with new choreography.
Perfect Papas Arrugadas: Canary Islands Salt-Crusted Potatoes Recipe
Learn how to make authentic papas arrugadas from the Canary Islands, featuring salt-crusted potatoes and fiery mojo picón sauce for a unique snack.
Guardian's 100 Best Novels: Behind the Scenes
Discover the collaboration and innovation behind the Guardian's landmark list of the 100 best novels, from polling to design, and its global impact.
What Music Would You Play for an Alien?
If an alien asked 'What is music?', what would you play? Readers share their choices and reasons in this week's Notes & Queries.
Suzi Ruffell: Starstruck by Mel C, Alan Carr Rescued Me
Comedian Suzi Ruffell on coming out at 20, discovering her funny side, and the moment she met Mel C that left her speechless, leading to a tattoo.
UK Mobile Connectivity Woes: 4 in 10 Struggle with 4G/5G
A survey reveals over 40% of UK residents struggle to access 4G/5G while mobile, highlighting digital infrastructure weaknesses and economic impacts.
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