Emmerdale confirms Robron wedding on – wait until 2027
Emmerdale's producer Laura Shaw confirms Robron's wedding is still on, but fans must wait until 2027 as Robert focuses on building the Sugden empire.
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Sadie King's Emmerdale return: Patsy Kensit teases shock secrets
Patsy Kensit returns to Emmerdale as Sadie King for six months, promising explosive secrets that producer Laura Shaw says will be among the show's biggest shocks.
Emmerdale's stunt-packed wedding week 'huge, crazy and wild'
Emmerdale confirms a stunt-filled week for Joe and Dawn's wedding, with producer Laura Shaw promising 'huge, crazy and wild' drama, shock twists, and major exits.
Cassie's exit leaves Claire Sweeney sobbing and in denial
Claire Sweeney breaks down over Cassie's Coronation Street exit, admitting she was in denial until the very end and sobbed through her final scenes.
Giant's ex: He took Gladiators costume after phone split
Giant's ex, Taylor Ryan, claims he dumped her by phone and took his Gladiators costume, hinting at a comeback bid.
Trent's Kindness to My Mother After Tsunami Won Me Over
Cabaret performer Sachie Mikawa knew Trent was special when he showered her tsunami-affected mother with small gifts, showing deep thoughtfulness.
Bannister's 1954 Miracle Mile Triumph Recalled
In 1954, Roger Bannister won the 'Miracle Mile' at the Commonwealth Games, the first race with two sub-4-minute runners, beating John Landy.
Rhys Nicholson: Harry Styles, drag, and sleep secrets
Australian comedian and Drag Race judge Rhys Nicholson shares his views on Harry Styles' queerbaiting, drag artistry, and his unusual funeral plans.
Sopranos actor Vincent Pastore dies at 80
Vincent Pastore, known for playing Salvatore 'Big Pussy' Bonpensiero on The Sopranos, has died at 80. He was found at his Long Island home.
Australian Photography Awards 2026 Winners
The Australian Photography awards 2026 winners are announced, featuring diverse entries from a single open category, with exhibitions in Melbourne until 9 August.
Chez Rose: A showstopping taste of France in Mayfair
Chez Rose in Mayfair dazzles with French classics, a 70% chocolate souffle, and hospitality that feels centuries old, earning it a spot as one of 2026's dining highlights.
Richard E Grant's Odyssey TV Pick: Channel 4 Tonight
Richard E Grant explores Homer's Mediterranean in 'Very Modern Odyssey' on Channel 4 at 8pm. Plus, Van Der Valk returns.
Literary Travel: Novels Inspired Journeys to Five Destinations
Five travel writers reveal how books like Murder on the Orient Express and Bonjour Tristesse led them to Istanbul, Yukon, France, Kyrgyzstan, and Cornwall.
Pokémon Go at 10: Fans Explain Its Universal Appeal
Pokémon Go's 10th anniversary celebration in London drew hundreds, highlighting the game's intergenerational community and its role in fostering connections, nostalgia, and mental well-being.
14 Best White T-Shirts for Men: Expert Picks
Discover the 14 best white T-shirts for men, from cult Merz b Schwanen to affordable Uniqlo, with expert tips on fit, fabric, and care.
Welsh Eisteddfod Marks 850 Years with Lord Rhys Puppet
The National Eisteddfod returns to Cardigan for its 850th anniversary, featuring a 5-metre puppet of Lord Rhys and over 1,000 events, expecting 150,000 visitors.
25 Must-See Films for Every Age: Fantasia to Graduate
From Fantasia to The Graduate, 25 film experts pick one essential movie for each year of childhood and young adulthood, offering an antidote to AI slop and doom-scrolling.
Weekend Photos: Pig Slides, Naked Cyclists, Fireworks
The Guardian's weekend photo roundup captures a pig cooling off in China, naked cyclists protesting in Mexico, and the Pride Canal Parade in Amsterdam.
Couch-to-5k for books: 8-week plan to revive reading
Novelist Naomi Alderman designs an 8-week couch-to-5k style plan to help readers rebuild a daily reading habit, countering the decline in literacy linked to smartphone use.
Green and Restore Britain voters find common ground over dinner
A Green-supporting immigrant and a Restore Britain voter shared a curry and found agreement on small boats, but clashed on foxhunting and immigration policy.
Jimothy the raccoon: internet's new uniting viral animal
Jimothy the raccoon, with short spine syndrome, has gone viral, uniting the internet with his cute, unproblematic presence. But even he isn't immune to political co-option, as the White House showed.
Birthdayzillas: The Rise of Epic Adult Birthday Celebrations
Adult birthdays are becoming epic events with dress codes, branded merch, and costly guest obligations. This trend reflects a search for connection amid declining traditional milestones, but it's straining friendships and bank accounts.
Elaine Paige's Honest Playlist: Everly Brothers to Piaf
Elaine Paige reveals her musical loves: from Everly Brothers to Mozart, and the showstopper that changed her life: 'Don't Cry for Me Argentina'.
Gambas al Ajillo: Sizzling Spanish Garlic Prawn Recipe
Discover Felicity Cloake's foolproof gambas al ajillo recipe, featuring king prawns in garlicky olive oil with chilli, ready in 20 minutes.
Parsifal review: blood, lust and goth energy fuel Wagner's quest
Jay Scheib's colourful production at Bayreuth features big-screen closeups, strong singing from Andreas Schager and Miina-Liisa Värelä, but inconsistent orchestral playing.
Breakfast of Champions: Readers' Best Morning Meals
From porridge to champagne, readers share their ultimate breakfasts for winning the day, including athlete-inspired choices and quirky favorites.
Commonwealth Games 2026: Final Day in Pictures
Glasgow 2026 closes with netball gold for NZ, historic bowls win for 76-year-old Hoskins, and track cycling triumphs for England and Australia.
Infinite Ibis: Glastonbury's Poetic Journey
Poet Keri Glastonbury's 'Infinite Ibis' traces her migration from regional Australia to city life, using the ibis as a symbol, inspired by a camping trip to the Warrumbungles.
Tom Gauld Cartoon: How to Be a Top Reader
Tom Gauld's latest cartoon offers a witty guide to becoming a top reader, poking fun at literary pretensions and the art of reading.
Cricket's Dark Arts: Letters on Cheating and More
Readers recall cricket's cheating history, a regatta scandal, rock salt age, and dinner debates, in response to Guardian editorials.
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