Iconic North London Pie and Mash Shop Reopens
No 74 Chapel Market has reopened in Islington, restoring the historic M Manze site and serving classic pie and mash with an Irish twist.
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Ombra pasta restaurant in Bethnal Green closing this week
Ombra, the popular fresh pasta restaurant in Bethnal Green, will shut its doors at the end of this week due to rising costs and rates, owners announced.
Coven: Five-Floor Queer Club Opens in Former G-A-Y Soho
Coven: Headquarters, a five-storey queer club, opened at 30 Old Compton Street, replacing G-A-Y, welcoming all LGBTQIA identities with nightlife, café, and community space.
Sonic cartridge re-release only works on US consoles
Sega announced Sonic cartridge re-releases for 35th anniversary, but they are only compatible with NTSC Genesis consoles, making them collector's items for UK fans.
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HERE at Outernet rebrands to Outernet Live
Central London music venue HERE at Outernet has been renamed Outernet Live as part of a strategic rebrand aligning with the wider Outernet district, featuring new acts and Ticketmaster ticketing.
Netflix Series 'The American Experiment' Explores US Founding
Netflix docuseries 'The American Experiment' features Kamala Harris, Al Gore, Mike Pence, and Hillary Clinton reflecting on America's origins and ongoing challenges.
Stratford coach park could become food and arts hub
Plans for a huge new food and arts destination at Stratford's old coach park include street food stalls, a skate park, and more, with a decision expected by July 4.
I Kissed a Girl review: groundbreaking queer dating show axed
The BBC has cancelled 'I Kissed a Girl' after two series, despite its groundbreaking representation and vital queer conversations. The show remains a fun, important watch for young LGBTQ+ viewers.
The Misanthrope Review: Reworking Woos in Its Human Drama
A new production of Molière's The Misanthrope reworks the classic with a focus on human drama, earning critical acclaim for its fresh take.
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Artist accused of winning $20K prize with 'imitation' of Harding
Jane Allan's Doyles art award win for 'Seaside Explorers' is alleged to be an imitation of Nicholas Harding's work, while her Darling prize entry was influenced by Basquiat.
Kenyan play Free Me tackles rising gender-based violence
Autobiographical play Free Me by Gathoni Kimuyu returns to Nairobi amid rising femicide, aiming to encourage victims to speak out against abuse.
Camille's Triple Album on Motherhood After 15 Years
Camille spent 15 years making 'The Sound of Milk', a triple album on motherhood. She discusses internalised misogyny, joy as taboo, and her fight to release the record.
St Martin-in-the-Fields reveals secrets of its stones
St Martin-in-the-Fields marks 300 years with exhibition and online archive revealing stories of Britain's first Black voters and a history of compassion and protest.
Sami Tamimi's chermoula fish with olive salsa and spicy potatoes
Chef Sami Tamimi shares recipes for chermoula salmon with olive salsa and spicy Palestinian-style batata harra potatoes, perfect for summer dining.
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TV Tonight: Saint-Pierre Finale, Repair Shop, In Our Blood
Saint-Pierre season finale sees detective duo face nemesis; The Repair Shop has World Cup Willie; In Our Blood is Australia's AIDS drama compared to It's a Sin.
Fishermen's Trail: Algarve's Wild Beach Hike
Hiking Portugal's Fishermen's Trail reveals the Algarve's wild side, with remote beaches, towering cliffs, and tasty pitstops along this 140-mile coastal trek.
Hold the Fort review: Gory comedy-horror neighbours' party
A couple moves to a clean-cut suburb only to encounter a deadly homeowners' association party in this lean, gory comedy-horror film, releasing digitally on 29 June.
Fitzwilliam Museum Wins Museum of the Year
The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge has been named Art Fund Museum of the Year 2026, winning £100,000 for its innovative exhibitions and community engagement.
Queer Muslim life in France: photo book explores identity and loss
Camille Farrah Lenain's photo book 'Made of Smokeless Fire' documents queer Muslim lives in France, inspired by grief for her gay uncle Farid. The project counters erasure through intimate portraits.
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The American Experiment Review: Tom Hanks' US History Series
The American Experiment, a Netflix documentary series executive produced by Tom Hanks, features interviews with Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton, Mike Pence, and other political heavyweights, offering a sincere and informative look at US history for its 250
British productions excel at Chekhov's Cherry Orchard
Michael Billington argues British theatre excels at Chekhov's blend of comedy and tragedy, citing 20 productions and the upcoming revivals starring Helen Hunt and Kristin Scott Thomas.
Dear You review – Chinese romdram crosses generations
Director Lan Hongchun's family saga feels like a good old-fashioned novel as it tracks down a man who disappeared in Thailand, with naturalistic performances and period colour.
US Soccer's patchwork of paths creates stronger team
The US men's national team's diversity of player backgrounds—from college soccer to European academies—is a strength, not a weakness, according to a new analysis.
Kin by Tayari Jones review – haunting motherlessness tale
In Kin, Tayari Jones weaves a haunting story of two motherless friends in 1950s Louisiana, exploring love, grief, and the limits of knowing another person.
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Queer Authors Pick Their Favorite American LGBTQ+ Books
Michael Cunningham, Hilton Als, Eileen Myles, and others choose their top LGBTQ+ books from the US, from classics to hidden gems, celebrating Pride and America's 250th anniversary.
Sting: A Masterful Psychological Thriller at Young Vic
Sophie Swithinbank's Sting blends misogyny, police abuse, and witchcraft in a gripping psychological thriller at the Young Vic, running June 24–July 18, 2026.
The Misanthrope review: Sandra Oh's strong UK stage debut
Sandra Oh makes a decent UK stage debut in Martin Crimp's new adaptation of Molière's The Misanthrope at the National Theatre, but the play is a chore at times, saved by good jokes and a wild ending.
Ashley James fronts Pour Moi campaign celebrating confidence
Ashley James stars in Pour Moi's new campaign, championing body confidence and self-acceptance over perfection, encouraging women to embrace their authentic selves.
Clarkson's pub closes butcher counter amid UK heatwave
Jeremy Clarkson's pub The Farmer's Dog has closed its butcher's counter due to extreme heat, with temperatures nearing 35°C. The pub also advises against bringing dogs due to lack of shade.
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Madonna hints at rift with daughter Lourdes Leon
Madonna, 67, revealed tension with daughter Lourdes Leon, 29, saying writing a song together helped heal their relationship, in a new interview about her album Confessions II.
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