Discover six compelling articles from the past week, featuring Louis Theroux's guarded interview, Apple's 50-year tech journey, and insights into generational conflicts and investigative journalism.
In north London's Archway, Cafe Metro's Palestinian supper club becomes a cultural battleground as global chains like Gail's move in, highlighting tensions over gentrification, corporate ties to Israel, and food as political defiance.
Excitement builds in Killarney as Jessie Buckley is favored to become the first Irish woman to win Best Actress at the Oscars, with the town celebrating her roots and journey.
Test your knowledge with a fun quiz set by children, featuring questions on toilet inventors and the first global circumnavigator. Submit your own brainteasers for future editions.
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A personal reflection on how a transformative Pentangle concert in 2008 sparked an obsession with British folklore, offering an alternative vision of Britain where identity and heritage could intersect meaningfully.
Challenge yourself with this weekend's quiz covering topics from prime ministers to popes, featuring questions on literature, science, and film trivia.
Prime Video's Last One Laughing UK series two features Bob Mortimer and top comedians in a high-stakes game where laughter is banned. The show blends absurd humor with intense social strategy.
An in-depth look at the five Oscar-nominated documentaries from 2026, examining their profound real-world effects on issues like prison reform, racial justice, and women's rights.
Author Sarah Perry discusses her self-critical nature, losing a Cambridge place due to A-level results, and her desire to bring back Hilary Mantel in a revealing interview.
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Timothée Chalamet's remarks on opera and ballet have sparked a global conversation about attracting young audiences and revitalizing these art forms for the future.
Robby Ogilvie's image 'Colour Divides', captured on a Google Pixel 6 in Cape Town's Bo-Kaap district, has won the Object category at the Sony World Photography Awards 2026.
Ukrainian-Russian photojournalist Arthur Bondar smuggled 35,000 WWII negatives out of Russia, preserving raw images that counter Moscow's glorified war stories and highlight human tragedy.
CNN's senior international correspondent Frederik Pleitgen discusses his exclusive reporting from war-torn Iran, facing criticism, and the challenges of covering a conflict with government restrictions.
A comprehensive review of supermarket tortillas, testing taste, texture, and value. Discover which brands deliver authentic Spanish omelette experience and which fall flat.
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Jamie Oliver appears in CMAT's music video for 'The Jamie Oliver Petrol Station,' a song exploring irrational hatred. The shoot took place at his revived Jamie's Italian restaurant in London.
Legendary filmmaker Steven Spielberg reveals his belief in extraterrestrial presence during SXSW keynote, while also addressing Timothée Chalamet's ballet and opera comments.
Welsh rock guitarist Phil Campbell, who played with Motörhead for three decades, has died at age 64 following a long intensive care battle after major surgery.
Discover how dopamine dressing—wearing clothes that boost the happy hormone—transformed one woman's wardrobe from dull to vibrant, enhancing mood and confidence through color psychology.
As Peaky Blinders expands with a film and sequel series, fans reveal mixed feelings about the absence of Cillian Murphy's iconic Tommy Shelby character.
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A 78-year-old woman died after falling through a gap in a stone wall at Barnard Castle and plunging 30ft into the River Tees. The coroner has issued a prevention of future deaths report to Durham County Council.
A fresh investigation claims to have uncovered Banksy's true identity, reigniting speculation about the elusive street artist. New evidence points to former public schoolboy Robin Gunningham.
Anya Abbott's solo birthday trip to New York turned into a romantic getaway when her new date invited himself along—only to vanish without a trace at the airport, leaving her shocked and confused.
London's iconic LGBTQ venue The Black Cap reopens on March 21 following a £2 million refurbishment and community campaign, restoring its legacy as the 'Palladium of Drag'.
London's St Patrick's Day parade returns this Sunday with celebrations across central London. Get the complete route map, detailed road closures, and full entertainment schedule for Trafalgar Square.
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The Castle cinema in east London, ranked among the world's top 100 venues, offers affordable tickets, cozy screenings, and a unique community atmosphere that rivals global giants.
Isabella Brown will continue playing Lexi Pearce in EastEnders, dispelling rumors of her exit. The young actress is set for a busy filming schedule while balancing school.
Film expert Tori Brazier breaks down the 98th Academy Awards with predictions for all major categories in a year where surprises could dominate the ceremony.
The Strand in London has been recognized as one of the most memorable streets globally by the Telegraph, celebrated for its historic significance and iconic landmarks.
Junior Andre, son of Katie Price and Peter Andre, makes his acting debut in the film 'Finding My Voice' while disclosing his secret night job on the London Underground.
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A reporter explores Green Street's bustling Eid shopping scene with a £40 budget, navigating crowded shops and finding two beautiful outfits in under two hours.
