Morning Mail: Tuesday's News Digest for Australia
A comprehensive summary of Tuesday's top stories across Australia, covering politics, business, and culture. Stay informed with the latest developments.
A comprehensive summary of Tuesday's top stories across Australia, covering politics, business, and culture. Stay informed with the latest developments.
The original Scream (1996) is now available to watch for free on BBC iPlayer, along with Scream 2 and 3, as fans prepare for the upcoming release of Scream 7 in cinemas.
The Guardian editorial argues that resolving conflicts over London's nightlife requires local decision-making, balancing residents' needs with cultural vibrancy.
Nick Cater, a respected journalist and broadcaster, has passed away. Known for his work at the BBC and contributions to media, his career spanned decades, leaving a lasting impact on British journalism.
Olivia Dean, Lola Young, and FKA twigs, all alumni of Croydon's Brit School, secured major Grammy wins, highlighting the institution's role in nurturing authentic British talent through free arts education.
Abigail Thorn's journey from creating philosophical YouTube videos to starring in House of the Dragon and The Acolyte, plus her upcoming theatre role in Blink at King's Head Theatre.
Tschabalala Self's bronze sculpture 'Lady in Blue' will be installed on Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth in September 2026, representing a contemporary everywoman.
Delve into three intriguing mathematical puzzles centred on the number 11, from football team formations to palindromic products and divisibility rules, with detailed solutions.
Made In Chelsea celebrities Millie Mackintosh and Hugo Taylor have reportedly ended their marriage after seven and a half years, focusing on co-parenting their two young daughters.
Readers share witty observations on royal ducks, child-friendly train travel, Australian Open sponsorship, apostrophe rules, and duvet washing tips in this week's letters.
A new movie titled 'The Girl' will explore the Roman Polanski statutory rape case from the perspective of Samantha Geimer, the 13-year-old victim, based on her memoir.
Liberty London launches an immersive Bridgerton pop-up on its fourth floor, featuring exclusive collections and show-inspired displays to celebrate the Netflix series' new season.
Marking 10 years since American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson aired, this article explores the show's critical acclaim, cultural impact, and why it remains a landmark true crime drama.
LOOKFANTASTIC launches a Valentine's Day beauty edit worth over £215 for just £55, featuring premium skincare, makeup, and haircare from top brands like Elemis and Colour Wow.
Discover the full story behind Groundhog Day 2026, Punxsutawney Phil's winter prediction, and the Pennsylvania Dutch tradition that inspired the classic film.
Discover London's best anti-Valentine's events for 2026, from Generator London's 'Meet Your Future Ex' party to SAF's drag bingo and silent disco tours.
At 90, Margaret Calvert reflects on her revolutionary career designing Britain's road signs, typefaces, and public graphics that have become national treasures.
Paul Thomas Anderson's new film 'One Battle After Another' swept the London Critics' Circle Awards, winning multiple categories including Film of the Year and Best Director.
Café Mama & Sons in London launches limited-edition heart-shaped croissants for Valentine's Day, featuring ube and cheese flavours, available from 13-15 February.
Loose Women panellist Janet Street-Porter, 79, has married long-term partner Peter Spanton in a secret weekend ceremony, calling him 'the best' as she ties the knot for the fifth time.
Henry Cavill appears a decade younger while filming the Highlander reboot in London, sparking fan excitement with new action-packed images from the set.
A personal account of how arguments over JK Rowling's transgender comments ended a once-close cousin relationship, exploring the painful intersection of fandom and family estrangement.
Gasholder No.2 in Fulham, the world's oldest surviving gasholder, is set for restoration as part of a new west London development, transforming it into a public park feature.
Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride, a reimagining of Bride of Frankenstein, will have its world premiere in London's Leicester Square this February with major stars attending.
This Morning's fashion expert Lisa Snowdon endorses the affordable lace blouse from high street brand Bon Marché, perfect for embracing 2026's lace trend.
Brett Ratner's authorised documentary about Melania Trump opens at No 29 in the UK box office, outperforming dire predictions with a £32,974 weekend take across 155 cinemas.
Peter Mullan delivers a tender performance in Sean Robert Dunn's quirky Scottish dramedy about a historian obsessed with his unscrupulous ancestor.
Square Enix's remake of Dragon Quest 7 transforms the PS1 classic into a modern 3D adventure, blending retro charm with updated gameplay for both fans and newcomers.
K-Pop superstars BTS announce two summer 2026 shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with exclusive VIP packages including hotel accommodation now on sale.
Bob Mortimer and Vic Reeves share behind-the-scenes stories from the cult panel show Shooting Stars, including stink bombs, complaints, and unscripted hilarity.