Corrie: Carla Left to Die in Sinister Kidnap Twist
Carla Connor's life hangs in the balance after a brutal attack from kidnapper Becky Swain, who withholds vital medication. Will anyone find her in time?
Category : Culture
Mel Gibson announces split from partner Rosalind Ross
Actor Mel Gibson and partner Rosalind Ross confirm their separation after nearly ten years together. The former couple share an eight-year-old son and a joint statement.
Celia orders April's murder in Emmerdale
In a dramatic Emmerdale twist, Celia Daniels commands Ray to kill April Windsor after a rescue attempt for Bear Wolf goes wrong. Will Ray go through with it?
EastEnders: Jasmine faces cruel rejection from Patrick
Jasmine Fisher's search for family ends in more pain as Patrick Trueman rejects her. With the Slaters now her protectors, can she finally find a home in Walford? Read the full spoilers.
Sister Wives star reveals she is related to ex-husband
Christine Brown, former star of TLC's Sister Wives, has disclosed she is a distant blood relative of her ex-husband Kody Brown. The revelation came in a new episode of the reality show.
Actress in Beatles films didn't know band members' names
Mia McKenna-Bruce, cast as Maureen Starkey, reveals she couldn't name The Beatles before her role. Discover her journey and the legacy of the iconic band.
Milligan's Satirical Jab at National Anthem Tradition Recalled
A letter to the Guardian recalls a hilarious 1963 moment when Spike Milligan mocked the playing of the national anthem after his play with John Antrobus, 'The Bed-Sitting Room'.
Noah Schnapp's Stranger Things Coming Out Scene Praised
Fans thank Noah Schnapp for a powerful 'Stranger Things' coming out scene, as the show faces review bombing. The emotional moment has helped viewers embrace their identity.
Kate Winslet criticised over 'nepo baby' comments
Scarlett Curtis challenges Kate Winslet's claim her children aren't 'nepo babies', sparking a debate on privilege in the entertainment industry. Read the full story.
BBC's Titanic Docu-Series Praised as 'Powerful and Gripping'
BBC's new docu-drama 'Titanic Sinks Tonight' wins over viewers with its real-time storytelling and vivid first-hand accounts. Watch now on BBC Two and iPlayer.
2025 US Protest Art: Statues, Murals and Performances
Across US cities in 2025, powerful protest art—from a Trump-Epstein statue to melting ice sculptures—became focal points for collective action on issues from Gaza to immigration. Explore the images.
The Untold Story of Tom Stoppard's Family Escape
A newly revealed letter details how playwright Tom Stoppard's family escaped Czechoslovakia in 1939, saved by the courageous act of a mother confronting the Gestapo. Discover the incredible story of survival.
WW2 veteran Douglas Baldwin dies aged 100 on Christmas Eve
Douglas Baldwin, a 100-year-old WW2 veteran captured in Normandy and held as a POW, has died in Luton. A 'family man' remembered for his warmth and spirit.
Netflix's 'The Red Road' Thriller Storms UK Top 10
Jason Momoa's cancelled thriller 'The Red Road' has surged into Netflix's UK top 10, with fans praising its complex plot and powerful performances. Discover why viewers are bingeing this dark series.
Jazz band pulls out of Trump-Kennedy Centre New Year's Eve show
The Cookers jazz septet cancels performance at the renamed Washington DC arts centre, joining a growing artist boycott over the controversial Trump name addition. Read the latest.
Adam Peaty's family uninvited from wedding by text
Olympic champion Adam Peaty reportedly sent an automated message uninviting relatives days before his wedding to Holly Ramsay, sparking a major family rift. Read the full story of the Bath Abbey ceremony fallout.
Free London NYE Fireworks Viewing Spots for 2025
Discover the best free vantage points across London to watch the Mayor's spectacular New Year's Eve fireworks display over the Thames. Plan your night now!
Cecilia Giménez of 'Monkey Christ' fame dies at 94
Cecilia Giménez, the Spanish woman whose botched 'Monkey Christ' restoration became a global sensation, has died at 94. Discover how her mistake brought fortune to her village.
Ghost village evacuated for WWII remains closed after 82 years
Imber village, abandoned in 1943 for military training, remains under MoD control. Public access is limited to just 12 days a year. Discover its haunting history and how to visit.
2025: The Year of the Self-Mocking Man Sketch
A new wave of social media comedy is dissecting modern masculinity through self-deprecating sketches. Discover the comedians leading the charge and why 'dumb masculinity' is proving so hilarious.
New Year's Eve 1999: A Night of Hope and Dodgems at Dawn
Recalling the spontaneous joy of London's 1999 New Year's Eve, from the London Eye launch to dawn on the Dodgems. A nostalgic look back at the optimism that defined the turn of the millennium. Read the full story.
Use Christmas leftovers to make New Year's Eve canapés
Top chefs reveal ingenious recipes to elevate festive leftovers into stunning New Year's Eve canapés. From salmon blinis to turkey salad, avoid waste in style.
The 1990 Village TV Station That Became a Global Smash
In 1990, the Lancashire village of Waddington launched its own TV station. With homemade soaps and chaos, it captured 95% of viewers, beating Coronation Street and predicting today's YouTube era. Discover the story.
Tuesday's Global Photos: Vikings, Rituals, and Protests
The Guardian's picture editors curate striking images from around the world on Tuesday, 30 December 2025, capturing Hogmanay processions, new year rituals, political rallies, and winter scenes.
The Enduring Magic of Photo Booth Friendship Strips
Author Nova Weetman explores why crowding into a photo booth with friends creates a tangible, irreplaceable record of connection, far beyond digital snaps. Discover the joy of the wait and the candid proof of moments shared.
Booksellers Break Reading Slump with Personal Picks
Stuck in a cycle of binge-reading and slumps from online recommendations, a self-confessed book nerd turned to real-life booksellers for help. Discover the three transformative novels that broke the drought and sparked unexpected tears.
Amy Taylor Sues US Photographer Over 'Exploitation of Image'
Amyl and the Sniffers frontwoman Amy Taylor is taking legal action in a US court, accusing photographer Jamie Nelson of selling 'fine art prints' from a Vogue shoot without permission. Read the full story.
Australian Writers Recall Their Youthful Drinking Regrets
Australian authors and comedians, including Kathy Lette and Trent Dalton, share hilarious and cringe-worthy stories of the awful alcoholic concoctions they survived in their youth. Read their tales of fireball sambucas and vodka spiders.
2026 Gaming Preview: Major Releases from GTA VI to Bond
A look ahead at the biggest video games of 2026, including Grand Theft Auto VI, the new James Bond title 007 First Light, and major sequels for Resident Evil and Pokémon. Discover release dates and key details.
Rabbi's Daily Bondi Vigils for Attack Victims
Rabbi Yossi Friedman holds three daily vigils at Bondi Pavilion, reading the names of the 15 victims of the December terror attack. He says wider community support is key to healing antisemitism.
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