Best TV Shows You Missed in 2025

From a sumptuous Japanese drama to a menopausal hitwoman thriller, discover the under-the-radar television masterpieces of 2025 that deserve your attention. Start streaming now.

Apple's $140m F1 Deal Sets New Sports Media Trend

Apple's landmark Formula 1 deal, worth $140m annually from 2026, signals a strategic shift in sports broadcasting, prioritising ecosystem engagement over traditional reach. Discover the implications for UK sports.

Casting legend Susie Figgis dies aged 77

Respected casting director Susie Figgis, who discovered the young stars of Harry Potter and cast Ben Kingsley as Gandhi, has died of cancer aged 77. Explore her remarkable career.

Revisiting Anne Stevenson's 'The Man in the Wind'

Explore Anne Stevenson's haunting 1982 poem 'The Man in the Wind', a powerful exploration of existential dread and nature's fury, from her collection 'Minute by Glass Minute'. Discover its themes and legacy.

How the Guardian's Style Guide Tackles Modern Language

The Guardian's style guide editors detail their 2023 rulings on terms from 'Twixmas' to AI and Arabic names. Discover how they balance tradition with evolving English. Share your thoughts with the readers' editor.

Quarter-Zip Trend: More Than Just a Jumper

Young men are swapping Nike Tech fleeces for quarter-zip jumpers in a global trend that challenges stereotypes and signals aspiration. Discover the movement behind the meetups.

You've been slicing limes wrong, says London chef

A South London chef reveals a 'secret' method for cutting limes that improves juice flow for cocktails and tacos. The simple hack has amazed viewers online just in time for New Year's Eve celebrations.

Stork of Hope: Holocaust film faces criticism

A new Israeli-Belarusian Holocaust film, 'Stork of Hope', is released digitally on 5 January. Critics label it cliché-ridden and an act of nationalist self-soothing. Read our full review.

Mueenuddin's Epic Novel Set to Dominate 2026

Acclaimed author Daniyal Mueenuddin's debut novel, 'This Is Where the Serpent Lives', is a brutal, funny epic of power and class in Pakistan, tipped to be a major literary success in 2026.

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