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Hollyoaks shock: Cleo McQueen's new lover is Abigail
Dodger Savage finds Cleo McQueen in bed with newcomer Abigail in Hollyoaks next week, confirming a surprising new relationship.
Aldeburgh named among UK's best seaside towns
Aldeburgh in Suffolk scores 80% in Which? survey, ranking fifth among UK seaside towns, praised for scenery, food, and independent shops, just a short journey from London.
Spice Girls' Mel C emotional over Wannabe 30th anniversary
Melanie C called the 30th anniversary of Spice Girls' debut single Wannabe a 'very emotional day' as she accepted a global impact award at the Nordoff and Robbins O2 Silver Clef Awards.
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Social Media Turns Wimbledon Into 'Bucket List' Event
Social media has transformed Wimbledon from a prestigious tennis tournament into a 'bucket list' event, with influencers and tourists prioritizing photos and experiences over the sport, raising concerns about its authenticity.
Katie Price: Nothing to Hide Review – Candid but Lacks Insight
Katie Price's new documentary series is typically outspoken, but offers little insight. She discusses Hugh Hefner, abortion, and relationships, yet the show remains carefully manufactured.
Louise Lasser, Mary Hartman star, dies at 87
Louise Lasser, star of cult sitcom Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and Woody Allen comedies, has died at 87. The New York Times reported she died at home in Manhattan.
Georgia's Soviet-era tea plantations revive for luxury
Georgia's tea industry, collapsed after the USSR, now supplies luxury markets in Europe and the US with high-quality leaves from revived plantations.
Ibiza at 16: A Holiday Haunted by a Bathroom Sink
A 16-year-old's first holiday without parents in Ibiza turns into a nightmare of booze, humiliation, and a mysterious pooer, leading to a life re-evaluation.
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Robyn Hitchcock: Dead English Blokes, Nashville, and The Confuser
At 73, Robyn Hitchcock releases The Confuser, recorded in Nashville, reflecting on his influences, memoirs, and a career spanning six decades.
Ynys Enlli field names reveal island's history
The 183 named fields on Ynys Enlli tell stories of islanders, farming, and pilgrimage, offering a living history book as visitors stroll the single road.
Thursday Quiz: Joke Candidates, Blind Injustice, Paul McCartney
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No evidence for 'witches' marks' at historic buildings
A historian claims symbols like daisy wheels on historic buildings are stonemason training marks, not witches' marks, challenging English Heritage and Historic England interpretations.
Rachel Roddy's Ode to Michèle Roberts' Chicken Saute
Rachel Roddy celebrates Michèle Roberts' simplified chicken saute with tomatoes and mushrooms, a Napoleonic classic reimagined for friendship and ease.
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Inside Syria's women-only village: a refuge from war
Jinwar, a women-only commune in north-east Syria, offers safety and independence to women fleeing war, abuse, and hardship. Residents share work, run a school, and cultivate food.
TV Tonight: The Traitors US Finale and Ruth Madeley
The Traitors US climax sees Alan Cumming host a murderous finale. Plus, Ruth Madeley discovers her grandmother's adoption in Who Do You Think You Are?
Sabelo Mlangeni Wins James Barnor Prize
South African photographer Sabelo Mlangeni, known for embedding in queer and rural communities, has won the James Barnor prize. His work captures the soul of community life.
Art and Spectacle Transform Durham Mining Town
Bishop Auckland's renaissance includes Auckland Palace, galleries, and the new Kynren: the Storied Lands show with birds of prey, Viking raids, and mythical beasts.
Trouble Was review: child's-eye view of adult neglect
Charlotte Edwardes's debut novel, set during the 1976 heatwave, follows young Frank and his siblings staying with their aunt, revealing adult neglect and mental health struggles through a child's perspective.
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Syd on new album Beard, Internet return, Odd Future fallouts
Syd discusses her new album 'Beard', the Internet's upcoming fifth record, and her struggles in Odd Future, where she felt ignored and depressed despite the group's success.
Warping the World Cup: Slit-Scan Photography in Football
Discover how slit-scan photography using a flat-bed scanner creates distorted, artistic images of World Cup moments, blending tradition with innovation.
Little House on the Prairie Reboot: Cosy Family Drama
Netflix's Little House on the Prairie reboot offers a cosy, tradwife-for-children vibe with faith, hope, and the American way, featuring at least three campfire songs per episode.
Sony to End Physical PS5 Games by 2028
Sony will stop producing physical PlayStation games in 2028, sparking backlash from gamers and collectors. The move raises concerns about digital ownership and the loss of a physical ecosystem.
Allen Ginsberg's Complex Legacy: Genius, Nambla Ties
As centennial events honor Allen Ginsberg, estate keeper Peter Hale discusses the poet's genius work and controversial support for Nambla, a group advocating for man-boy love.
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Teletext cruise: a holiday from hell with seasickness
A family cruise booked via Teletext turned into a nightmare of seasickness for a father and son, while the mother and brother enjoyed smooth sailing.
Richard Malone: Irish craft at EU Council presidency
Irish artist Richard Malone installs fabric sculptures at EU Council buildings for Ireland's presidency, challenging traditional art narratives and elevating overlooked crafts.
Bonnie Tyler dies at 75: Total Eclipse of the Heart singer
Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer known for 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' and 'It's a Heartache,' has died at age 75, leaving a legacy of power ballads and diverse pop hits.
MIFF 2026: Must-see films, VR, and TV show
Explore eight must-see films, a new TV series, and an astonishing VR experience at the Melbourne International Film Festival 2026, running August 6-23.
Jack White: Frozen Charlotte review – brutal blues-rock
Jack White's Frozen Charlotte delivers brutal, squalid blues-rock that just about sells its own ridiculousness, following the superb No Name with stripped-back songs and nasty riffs.
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Race to parody Heated Rivalry yields four musicals
Heated Rivalry, the horny hockey TV series, has inspired four musical parodies at the Edinburgh fringe. Creators explain why musical theatre and steamy action are perfect bedfellows.
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