Emma Hayes: ITV's World Cup star wowing viewers
Emma Hayes has become a breakout star at the World Cup on ITV, impressing viewers with tactical analysis using a chalkboard during hydration breaks.
Emma Hayes has become a breakout star at the World Cup on ITV, impressing viewers with tactical analysis using a chalkboard during hydration breaks.
Fairbanks, Alaska, surprises visitors with diverse food options from Thai to Moldovan, driven by independent restaurants and a rich immigrant history.
Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, widely regarded as the greatest horror film of all time, is now streaming for free on BBC iPlayer. The 1960 classic holds a 97% Rotten Tomatoes score.
Venezuela earthquake kills 920, Europe heatwave breaks records, UK PM Starmer resigns, World Cup action, and more in this week's top 20 photographs.
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RecommendedIn Madonna & Graham, the pop icon chats with Graham Norton at Koko, featuring Kylie Minogue. The review notes a lack of naughtiness despite fun moments.
Over 200,000 attended Budapest Pride 2025, a defiant march following Hungary's political shift after Orbán's ouster, with LGBTQ+ rights still fragile.
The inaugural Nations Championship kicks off with long-haul flights and a north-south format, aiming to boost interest despite climate and fairness concerns.
Arab football commentators at the 2026 World Cup captivate fans with poetic, passionate play-by-play, blending Arabic eloquence and drama to elevate matches into monumental experiences.
Milly Alcock stars as Supergirl in the new DC film; Muse releases 'The Wow! Signal'; Love Supreme jazz festival features Ezra Collective; plus art, stage, streaming, games, and brain food.
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RecommendedPhilip, 74, an antiquarian book dealer, and Carol, 66, retired, met for a blind date. They enjoyed conversation, linked arms, and swapped numbers, rating the evening 9 and 8 out of 10 respectively.
Jon Snow's documentary on his Alzheimer's diagnosis leads the week's best-reviewed culture, with Muse's new album and House of the Dragon season 3 also praised.
Becky Barnicoat's latest cartoon captures a kitten's mischievous charm, blending humor and feline behavior in a single panel.
Tim Dowling's use of 'valise' during a tour leaves bandmates and crew baffled, highlighting the humorous pitfalls of language after 35 years in the UK.
This easy vegetarian frittata combines eggs, cheese, peas, leeks, and spinach for a simple summer meal. Serves 4-6, ready in 1 hour 15 minutes.
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RecommendedTwo Weeks in August concludes with a wildfire and Zoe's disappearance. Plus, Alexander Armstrong Across America begins. Here's what to watch this evening.
Test your knowledge with five multiple-choice questions set by children, covering dolphin blowholes and cloud speed. Submit your own brainteasers.
Two decades after Noma rewrote the rules, Copenhagen's food scene still leads with seasonality, innovation, and sustainability, despite chef scandals.
A gay man recounts how watching Brokeback Mountain at 14 pushed him deeper into the closet, but a second viewing years later helped him embrace his identity.
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is the first concert tour to gross $2bn in ticket sales, according to the Saturday quiz. Test your knowledge on 15 diverse questions.
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RecommendedLarry David's 'Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness' reimagines US history as Curb-style sketches, poking holes in American lore with audacious humor.
Amy Leach directs Paul Allen's adaptation of the 1996 film at Leeds Playhouse, where a colliery brass band fights for survival against mine closures and political neglect.
Paula Wilcox, 76, reflects on fame after Coronation Street, her love of Bovril, and why she wants a helicopter. The actor shares her fears, guilty pleasures, and life lessons.
Shane Lavers, aka Chanel Beads, twists sublime folk and chaotic synths into bewitching new shapes, earning praise from Lorde and Billie Eilish.
Monojit Dutta's phone photo 'Leap of Happiness' shows children playing with balloons in Canning, West Bengal, capturing natural joy and freedom.
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RecommendedAngela Hui shares why dim sum at Happy Gathering in Cardiff is her best meal ever, describing the sensory joy, family tradition, and cultural significance of these Cantonese dishes.
Larry David's new HBO Max series 'Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness' is a disappointing shambles, saved only by Barack Obama's cameo.
Nearly 200 children attended Go Cornish Celebration in Truro, showcasing the revival of Kernewek, as Cornwall council finalizes a 10-year strategy to boost everyday use.
BFI's Rip It Up season runs May-October, featuring films like Quadrophenia and Bend It Like Beckham, with youth-led programming on identity, rebellion, and digital culture.
Irish standup Joanne McNally shares how bulimia and a mental breakdown led to her accidental comedy career, feral stage persona, and hit podcast.
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RecommendedFour chefs and the Guardian's head of food share their favorite spots in Copenhagen, from bakeries and coffee to cheap eats and splurge meals.