Andy Zaltzman on Comedy, Heckles and His Worst Gig
Comedian Andy Zaltzman discusses his accidental career, studying Aristophanes, a disastrous Irish gig, and his new show 'The Zaltgeist'. Read the full interview.
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Revisiting Anne Stevenson's 'The Man in the Wind'
Explore Anne Stevenson's haunting 1982 poem 'The Man in the Wind', a powerful exploration of existential dread and nature's fury, from her collection 'Minute by Glass Minute'. Discover its themes and legacy.
Michael Le Vell signs new Coronation Street contract
Coronation Street legend Michael Le Vell confirms his future as Kevin Webster is secure with a new contract, discussing nerves, Corriedale, and potential reunions. Read the full interview.
How the Guardian's Style Guide Tackles Modern Language
The Guardian's style guide editors detail their 2023 rulings on terms from 'Twixmas' to AI and Arabic names. Discover how they balance tradition with evolving English. Share your thoughts with the readers' editor.
Quarter-Zip Trend: More Than Just a Jumper
Young men are swapping Nike Tech fleeces for quarter-zip jumpers in a global trend that challenges stereotypes and signals aspiration. Discover the movement behind the meetups.
Adventureland: The Enduring Charm of a Feelgood 80s Comedy
Discover why the 2009 coming-of-age comedy Adventureland, starring Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart, is a timeless piece of pure euphoric escapism and nostalgic comfort viewing.
You've been slicing limes wrong, says London chef
A South London chef reveals a 'secret' method for cutting limes that improves juice flow for cocktails and tacos. The simple hack has amazed viewers online just in time for New Year's Eve celebrations.
Inside London's stunning Victorian sewage pumping station
Discover the hidden history of Crossness Pumping Station, the stunning Grade I listed building that solved London's Great Stink. Explore its restored engines and ornate ironwork today.
Emmerdale teens plot rescue as April faces sacrifice
In an early ITVX release, April Windsor makes a huge confession to Dylan as they uncover the truth about Bear Wolf's fate. Will their daring plan to escape Celia's clutches succeed?
Christine Lampard quits Lorraine after 8 years
Christine Lampard confirms her exit from ITV's Lorraine as part of sweeping daytime schedule changes. Fans are devastated and speculate about her next move.
Ramsay's 'good mum' jibe at Peaty wedding amid family rift
Gordon Ramsay told son-in-law Adam Peaty his wife Tana 'will be a good mum' after the swimmer's own mother was banned from the wedding. Get the full story on the family drama.
Dan Cruickshank's 'The English House' History Review
Architecture historian Dan Cruickshank's new book explores eight English houses from 1700s-1900s, revealing the human stories within their walls. Discover the history beyond bricks and mortar.
Stork of Hope: Holocaust film faces criticism
A new Israeli-Belarusian Holocaust film, 'Stork of Hope', is released digitally on 5 January. Critics label it cliché-ridden and an act of nationalist self-soothing. Read our full review.
Prewn on DIY Scenes, Dark Truths and New Album 'System'
Chicago-born artist Prewn (Izzy Hagerup) discusses her new album 'System', the life-changing power of DIY music communities, and finding light through dark emotional honesty. Her UK/European tour starts in May.
Photographer's 2024: England's Rugby Glory & Unseen Moments
Award-winning Guardian sport photographer Tom Jenkins shares his favourite images of 2024, from England's Women's Rugby World Cup triumph to Crystal Palace's historic FA Cup win. Discover the stories behind the shots.
Pigeons: The Unsung Working-Class Heroes of History
Pigeons deserve respect as working-class heroes. They were bred for food by our ancestors, served as vital wartime messengers, and are unfairly maligned today. Discover their remarkable history.
Corrie Director's Poignant Moment with Ken Barlow Star
Director Duncan Foster shares an emotional behind-the-scenes moment with William Roache ahead of the historic 'Corriedale' crossover. Discover the scene he fought to keep.
Documentary on North African bullfighters in France
Jérémie Battaglia's film follows North African raseteurs facing danger and prejudice in Camargue bullfighting. A poignant look at integration. Watch from 2 January.
Mueenuddin's Epic Novel Set to Dominate 2026
Acclaimed author Daniyal Mueenuddin's debut novel, 'This Is Where the Serpent Lives', is a brutal, funny epic of power and class in Pakistan, tipped to be a major literary success in 2026.
Best Podcasts: Jenni Murray's Life Lessons & More
Discover this week's top podcast picks, featuring Jenni Murray's candid chats with older stars, powerful survivor stories, and the secrets to winning the World Cup. Tune in now!
New Midsomer Murders Series Airs Tonight on ITV1
DCI Barnaby investigates a suspicious death in a family feud over an artists' community. Plus, your full guide to tonight's TV including Celebrity Apprentice and MasterChef.
UK Pays Off Final WWII Loan Instalment to US
On this day in 2006, Britain made its final payment on the post-war Anglo-American Loan. Discover the story of the 1945 agreement that signalled a shift in global power.
Global News in Pictures: 2024's Defining Moments
A visual journey through 2024's pivotal events, from war and protest to resilience and natural wonder, as captured by the world's leading photojournalists.
Traitors Series 4 is 'Hardcore', Says Claudia Winkleman
Host Claudia Winkleman warns the new series of The Traitors is more brutal than ever. The BBC reality show returns with a shocking twist on New Year's Day. Read the full story.
Shoppers buy every colour of White Stuff's 'flattering' dress
White Stuff's Lucy Cord Dress is a winter hit, praised for comfort and style. Made from 100% cotton with pockets, it has a 4.4-star rating. Discover why shoppers are buying it in every colour.
2025's Most Shocking and WTF Moments Revealed
From a soap-opera scandal at a Coldplay gig to a Hollywood-style heist at the Louvre and a woman waking in her coffin, we recap the year's most unbelievable stories.
Victoria Beckham's eyeliner hailed by mature beauty fans
Shoppers in their 60s and 70s are raving about Victoria Beckham Beauty's Satin Kajal Liner, citing its creamy texture and ease of use for mature skin. Discover the £32 product with 21 shades.
Anastasia musical review: Tone-deaf adaptation in Melbourne
The Broadway musical 'Anastasia' makes its Australian premiere in Melbourne. Our review finds a visually lavish but historically shallow show, saved only by a few standout performances.
Metro's 2025 Game Awards: Best & Worst Revealed
GameCentral's 2025 awards honour the year's best visuals, music, and innovation, while also naming the worst game. Discover the unsung heroes and the one to avoid.
Horoscope December 29, 2025: Today's Star Sign Predictions
Discover your daily horoscope for Monday, December 29, 2025. With the Moon in Taurus aligning with Venus, find romance, charm, and guidance for all 12 zodiac signs. Read your personalised forecast now.
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