Margate, a vibrant Kent seaside town just 90 minutes from London, is home to Peter's Fish Factory, hailed by TripAdvisor reviewers as serving the 'world's best fish and chips'.
Australian actor Shabana Azeez reveals the most disgusting thing on The Pitt set was American coffee, and she broke a $75,000 skull-drilling rig. She also discusses her new show The Airport Chaplain, fake birthdays, and her views on pop culture.
From a supreme being in a woman's body to a golden retriever mayor, here are 13 quick-fire Edinburgh fringe reviews, including Taiwanese dance and climate comedy.
Café Clement, the all-day restaurant at Nick Jones' St Clement Hotel, surpasses expectations with careful cooking and joyful service, despite its celebrity buzz.
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The Terror: Devil in Silver premieres on Sky Atlantic with Dan Stevens in a chilling psychiatric hospital tale. Also, The Piano finale airs on Channel 4.
Bebe Cave's Swoon at Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh, is a smart, slapstick comedy dismantling the male gaze and marginalisation of Pre-Raphaelite muses like Elizabeth Siddal.
UK searches for Hugo spritz have overtaken Aperol for the first time. Here are 20 spritz and shandy recipes, from classic Aperol to kumquat and portergaff.
From a succubus to Sir Elton Scone, photographer Murdo MacLeod captures the wildest moments of the Edinburgh festival 2026, including reviews and standout performances.
Jeremy Vine shares his honest playlist, from Psychedelic Furs to Barry Manilow, revealing the songs that shaped his life and the one he wants at his funeral.
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Jorja Smith releases her third album What Are the Odds, a dance-focused record, after burnout and body-shaming. She discusses moving back to Walsall and finding freedom.
After cancer, Kevin and Jade opened their relationship, explored polyamory, and Kevin now identifies as queer, boosting confidence and intimacy.
Betye Saar, whose assemblage art transformed racist imagery into powerful symbols, has died aged 99. Her work, including the iconic Liberation of Aunt Jemima, reshaped Black art.
Jaha Koo's Haribo Kimchi at Edinburgh Festival theatre studio blends street-food cooking with reflections on memory, identity, and belonging, aided by singing snail and eel projections.
Seventeen medieval manuscript fragments, dating from the 12th to 15th centuries, have been discovered in Guernsey, revealing the island's rich literary culture for the first time.
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Meg Mason explores parasocial relationships in reading, citing her own bond with Nancy Mitford and insights from authors and experts on why readers feel intimate connections with writers.
After 100+ treatments over two years, our tester finds the Shark CryoGlow LED mask excels at blemishes and puffiness but has weight and noise drawbacks.
Learn to make perfect zaru soba, Japan's cold buckwheat noodles with savory dipping sauce. Ready in 15 minutes, ideal for hot days.
Stephen Pedley, the beloved 'people's bishop' of Lancaster from 1998 to 2005, has died aged 85. Known for his infectious laughter and pastoral care, he served the Church of England for decades.
Bernard Adams, BBC producer of over 20 documentaries including Better Badminton and Berliners, has died aged 86. He also wrote five books and two plays.
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The Guardian's picture editors select striking images from around the world, including NFL cheerleaders, a tennis-playing robot, and the aftermath of an Israeli airstrike in Gaza.
Peter Lord and David Sproxton, Aardman co-founders, reflect on accidentally creating Morph, meeting Jack Nicholson at the Oscars, and their enduring creative partnership.
Edmund Thornton Jenkins' 1918 Ballet received its belated premiere at Chineke!'s Prom, with Angel Blue singing Barber and Dvořák's Symphony No 8 closing the concert.
Sean Holmes and Charlie Josephine's As You Like It at Shakespeare's Globe blends Versailles-style pomp with rustic charm, earning praise for its comic merriment and fresh take on the pastoral classic.
Latrobe Valley's coal industry is in terminal decline, with mines closing by 2028 and 2035. A new photo project documents the region's rapid change and legacy.
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Journalist Jan Fran's poem 'Warm Enough' explores raising a child amid global crises, capturing the duality of innocence and collapse during Australian Poetry Month.
Peter Snape, Labour MP for West Bromwich East from 1974 to 2001 and later Lord Snape, has died aged 84. A former railwayman and soldier, he was known for his sharp wit and dedication to his constituency.
Andrew Hiers, 38, an opera singer and car salesman in Cocoa, Florida, uses viral videos of him singing to customers as part of a plan to start a self-sustaining opera company.
Simon Houfe, the art historian, journalist and author of nine books, has died aged 83. His 1978 Dictionary of British Book Illustrators was a landmark survey.
Ashley Blair and Drew Reilly's Fully Loaded at Underbelly, Edinburgh, blends hardcore hyperpop with satirical sketches to combat gen Z anomie until 30 August.
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EastEnders boss Ben Wadey reveals Sean Slater's permanent return brings 'exciting plans,' with a matured but chaotic character and unresolved ties to Amy and Max.
