Valentine's Day 2026: 38 Lasting Gift Ideas
Skip clichés this Valentine's Day with our curated list of 38 unique gifts, from personalised jewellery to adventure gear, designed to show lasting thoughtfulness beyond 14 February.
Category : Culture
London Church Funds £730k Antiracism Project
The Diocese of London is unlocking £730,000 to promote racial justice in sermons and schools, part of a three-year initiative separate from the controversial Project Spire fund.
Wimpy Kid Author Jeff Kinney on 300M Books and Future
Jeff Kinney, author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, discusses reaching 300 million books sold, his 20th installment Partypooper, and ambitious plans beyond writing.
Canterbury Archbishop Defends £100m Slavery Project
Archbishop Sarah Mullally defends Project Spire, a £100m Church of England initiative addressing historical slavery links, amid Tory criticism over funding priorities.
Alan Carr's Celebrity Traitors Secret Revealed in Nap
Comedian Alan Carr accidentally gave away his Celebrity Traitors win during filming for Channel 4's Secret Genius after an ill-timed nap revealed his secret victory.
Tabard Street Market: Cheap Borough Market Alternative
Discover Tabard Street Market, a hidden gem near London Bridge offering generous portions for under £10, providing a quieter and more affordable dining experience than the crowded Borough Market.
Coronation Street Murder Victim 'Confirmed' – Who Is It?
Coronation Street is set to air a special flash-forward episode with a mystery murder victim. Five potential victims are in the frame, with Carl Webster emerging as a likely candidate.
Private Lives Review: Noel Coward at Hope Mill Theatre
A fresh production of Noel Coward's classic comedy Private Lives opens at Manchester's Hope Mill Theatre, offering a witty and stylish take on love and divorce.
Threesomes Transform 30-Year Marriage: A Couple's Story
Bea and Eric, married for 30 years, share how exploring ethical non-monogamy revitalised their relationship, boosted confidence, and navigated emotional complexities.
London's Jewish Quarter: Life in Golders Green
Explore daily life in Golders Green, where nearly half of residents identify as Jewish, with kosher eateries, synagogues, and schools shaping this unique North London neighbourhood.
Censori's Naked Grammys Dress Leads to Kanye Ban
Bianca Censori's transparent dress at the 2025 Grammys caused outrage, leading to Kanye West being permanently banned from the awards ceremony.
Fab Morvan: From Grammy Scandal to Audiobook Nomination
Milli Vanilli's Fab Morvan discusses his Grammy-nominated audiobook, the duo's lip-syncing downfall, and his journey to redemption three decades after the scandal.
Victorian Murder Mystery Solved in Attenborough's Garden
A human skull found during renovations at Sir David Attenborough's Richmond home in 2010 has been identified as belonging to Julia Martha Thomas, a widow murdered by her maid in 1879.
Todd Snaps at Sarah in Coronation Street Abuse Plot
Coronation Street spoilers reveal Todd Grimshaw's unexpected outburst at Sarah Platt as Theo Silverton's abusive control escalates following Billy Mayhew's tragic death.
Michelin Chef's Yorkshire Pudding Secrets Revealed
Michelin-starred chef Paul Ainsworth shares expert tips for perfect Yorkshire puddings with golden colour, dramatic rise and airy texture on National Yorkshire Pudding Day.
Letby's Parents Slam Netflix Doc as Privacy Invasion
Susan and John Letby describe new Netflix documentary about their daughter as distressing invasion of privacy, saying watching it would 'kill them'.
Katie Price's Marriage Doubts Grow After Ex JJ Slater Speaks Out
Katie Price reportedly questions her hasty marriage to Lee Andrews as ex JJ Slater alleges infidelity with football stars and concerns mount over Lee's background.
Kevin Devastated as Jack Leaves Coronation Street
Kevin Webster's life unravels as his son Jack moves out, leaving him isolated after a bitter feud with his brother Carl destroys his family.
Cortina 1956: Italy's First Winter Olympics in Pictures
Seventy years ago, Italy hosted its inaugural Winter Olympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo. This archive collection captures iconic moments from the historic 1956 Games.
Michael Jackson's Unheard Audio on Children and Trial
Previously unheard audio recordings from Michael Jackson detail his views on children and the legal issues that led to his 2005 acquittal on abuse charges.
Tonight's TV: Secret Genius, The Night Manager Finale
Alan Carr hosts a new competition for undiscovered geniuses on Channel 4, while BBC One airs the explosive finale of The Night Manager. Plus, live Premier League football and more.
Guinness Open Gate Brewery: A Covent Garden Disappointment
The new Guinness Open Gate Brewery in London's Covent Garden offers underwhelming dining and a puzzling experience despite its multi-million pound investment.
Beckham Mascara: Smudge-Proof, Easy to Remove
Victoria Beckham's Vast Lash Mascara, priced at £33, offers flake-proof, smudge-proof wear that washes off with warm water, praised by shoppers for volume and ease.
Streaming Theatre: Bacchae, Dench & More
This month's top theatre streams include the National's bold Bacchae, Judi Dench's Twelfth Night reunion, and dance documentaries from Marseille to Philadelphia.
Medik8 Retinol Cream Praised for Overnight Anti-Ageing Effects
Shoppers report impressive results with Medik8's Intelligent Retinol Smoothing Night Cream, noting softer, plumper skin by morning. Dermatologists endorse retinol for reducing fine lines.
Tarot Horoscope for February 2-8: Cosmic Guidance
Discover your tarot horoscope for February 2-8, 2026, with insights for all zodiac signs. This week brings a Full Moon in Leo and Neptune in Aries, offering clarity, confidence, and concrete steps.
Arnett's Comedy Bomb in Bishop-Inspired Film
Actor Will Arnett describes deliberately bombing on stage for new Bradley Cooper film 'Is This Thing On?', inspired by comedian John Bishop's late career start.
Nintendo Should Make a Super Smash Bros. Animated Series
A reader argues that Nintendo should pivot to TV with a Super Smash Bros. animated show, featuring cameos from all Nintendo characters, as an alternative to film projects.
Riz Ahmed's Hamlet Targets School Audiences
Oscar-winner Riz Ahmed discusses his contemporary adaptation of Hamlet, hoping it becomes the standard version shown in schools instead of traditional productions.
Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour Perth Review: Pyrotechnics and Hiccups
Ed Sheeran premieres his ambitious Loop tour in Perth, blending pyrotechnics with technical challenges in a solo stadium show that captivates 55,000 fans.
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