Peaky Blinders: Underworld London Attraction Opens
Peaky Blinders: Underworld opens in London with a free-entry Garrison Tavern pub and ticketed immersive experience featuring actor-led encounters and interactive gameplay.
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Napoli on the Road: Award-Winning Pizza in Trafalgar Square
Napoli on the Road in Trafalgar Square serves award-winning pizza by a multiple-time world champion chef, with fluffy crusts, fresh sauce, and unique toppings.
Sara Cox starts BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show, replaces Scott Mills
Sara Cox debuted as BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show host on July 6, 2026, replacing Scott Mills who was fired in March. She played Lizzo's 'About Damn Time' and thanked stand-in Gary Davies.
I tried London's Bleecker Burger, world's best, and was gobsmacked
Bleecker Burger in London was named World's Best Burger Place. Our reviewer found the beef patty unmatched, but was shocked the meal didn't feel unhealthy.
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BBC and ITV World Cup presenters, pundits and commentators (05.07.2026)
BBC and ITV World Cup 2026 coverage features presenters like Kelly Cates and Mark Pougatch, pundits Alan Shearer and Roy Keane, and commentators Guy Mowbray and Sam Matterface.
Adeyemi blocks Stenberg, denounces Blood and Bone film
Author Tomi Adeyemi publicly denounces the film adaptation of her novel, blocks lead actress Amandla Stenberg, and says she will not watch the movie.
Brookside star Philip Olivier marries Amy Virtue
Brookside star Philip Olivier, 46, has married his long-term partner Amy Virtue in a ceremony aboard the Daffodil boat at Liverpool's Canning Docks, with soap co-star Jennifer Ellison among the guests.
Jessica Mauboy on hosting That Blackfella Show and more
Jessica Mauboy discusses hosting Australia's first First Nations variety show, her go-to karaoke song, being recognized by police while getting a ticket, and her controversial pop culture opinion on mumble rap.
Jack Ceriani knew Rebecca Ritchie was the one after eye rupture
When Jack Ceriani woke up unable to see from his right eye, his partner Rebecca 'Darl' Ritchie helped him record an album, solidifying their bond.
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Cambodian brothers win Best Pie in Australia with prawn curry
Brothers Ryan and Chan Khun, who migrated from Cambodia, have won Australia's Best Pie Competition five times in eight years, this year with a Malaysian-style prawn curry pie.
Byzantine city and ancient tombs found in Egypt's desert
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a well-preserved Byzantine-era city in the Dakhla oasis and 18 ancient tombs at Marina el-Alamein, revealing details of daily life and funerary practices.
Killer Sudoku 1,029: Solve the Puzzle Online
Killer Sudoku 1,029 is now available. Normal sudoku rules apply, with dotted-line sums. Solutions appear in the next Guardian issue.
Five Mythical Greek Trips: Walk with Gods and Heroes
Discover Delphi, the Acheron River, Pylos, Mycenae, and Paxos—mythical sites where Greek legends come alive in modern Greece.
Appalachia London: Proper Appalachian cooking near Old Street
Appalachia near Old Street serves authentic Appalachian regional cooking: grits, collard greens, fried green tomato salad, and butter-brined chicken. A unique, delicious spot.
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Ed Gamble's Unacceptable Panel Show Airs Tonight
Ed Gamble hosts Unacceptable on TLC, a panel show where teams defend outrageous opinions. Plus, Countryfile explores Essex coast, and live football features Mexico v England.
Brazil's Football Passion vs US World Cup Atmosphere
In Brazil, football is central to life, with World Cup matches dictating daily rhythms, unlike the US where the sport has limited cultural traction.
Leah Williamson's Honest Playlist: Music That Moves Her
Leah Williamson reveals her musical journey from Enrique Iglesias to Three Lions, sharing songs that inspire, embarrass, and even make her cry.
Baptism Record of Enslaved Teenager Indiana Mundi Reveals History
A baptism record from 1798 at Manchester Cathedral reveals the story of Indiana Mundi, a 14-year-old enslaved girl from Congo, shedding light on Black Mancunian life and the abolitionist movement in Georgian England.
Why Amateur Detectives Dominate TV and Film
The 'consultant detective' trope, from Sherlock to Elsbeth, thrives on screen. This article traces its origins, explores its evolution, and examines why these outsider sleuths resonate with audiences today.
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Life Out There review – astronauts search for meaning
Ransack Theatre's Life Out There, written by Tim Foley, follows astronauts on a mission to find a new Earth, exploring themes of loss, cosmology, and the human condition in a claustrophobic spaceship setting at the Lowry, Salford.
Andy Burnham's Style Evolution: From Polo to Power Suit?
Andy Burnham's casual 'Manchester clothes' have defined his image, but as he eyes No 10, he may have to swap polo shirts for ties, blending authenticity with political optics.
Night of the Werewolves Live review: bawdy immersive fun
Silent Uproar's immersive theatre game, based on Mafia/Traitors, engages audiences in bawdy fun at Hull's Fruit Market, with a central performance by Alex Mitchell.
How to Make Cobb Salad: Classic Recipe
Learn to make the iconic Cobb salad, a satisfying American dish with chicken, bacon, blue cheese, and avocado, plus variations and tips.
Why salt is this summer's hottest ingredient
Salt is the latest pantry staple to trend, with salty drinks gaining popularity in the UK heatwave. Premium salts are also on the rise, elevating everyday cooking.
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The Story of Documentary Film (1980s) review: Mark Cousins educates
Mark Cousins presents two chapters of his documentary history series at Karlovy Vary, covering the 1980s with themes of empathy and investigation, featuring films from Herz Frank to Michael Moore.
Kylie's wasabi love and Lena's pig training: hope against AI tasteslop
Kylie Minogue loves wasabi and washi tape; Lena Dunham clicker-trains pigs. A newsletter celebrating odd celebrity passions offers a refreshing antidote to AI-generated 'tasteslop' and algorithmic homogenization, reminding us of human individuality.
Are There Places Humans Have Never Been? Readers Reply
Readers explore untouched places on Earth, from deep caves and ocean floors to unclimbed peaks and newly formed ice, revealing vast unexplored regions.
Kazuki conducts Harmonium: elegant showcase of US composers
John Adams' Harmonium centrepiece with Copland, Tower, and Price works showcases US composers at Symphony Hall, Birmingham, conducted by Kazuki Yamada.
Beth McKillop obituary: Korean art champion dies at 72
Beth McKillop, a curator and scholar who established the UK's first permanent Korean art gallery at the V&A and transformed understanding of Korean artistic traditions, has died aged 72.
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Wild horses and pirate takeover: photos of the weekend
The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world, including a pirate takeover in Greenwich and the Rapa das Bestas in Spain.
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