Matty Healy marries model Gabbriette Bechtel weeks after Swift's wedding
The 1975 frontman Matty Healy married model Gabbriette Bechtel in LA, weeks after ex Taylor Swift's wedding. An insider says they are 'absolutely in love.'
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Crystal Palace Subway: Hidden Victorian Passage Restored
The Crystal Palace Subway, a hidden Victorian passage under Crystal Palace Park, has been restored after decades of neglect. The £3.5m project won a heritage award.
Emmerdale: Moira pleads with Cain over Monty's cancer
Moira issues a desperate plea to Cain as he refuses to accept Monty's cancer diagnosis, drawing painful parallels to his own health battle in upcoming Emmerdale scenes.
Queen Camilla's Surprising Pop Star Family Link
Queen Camilla is a distant cousin of Madonna and Celine Dion, sharing a 17th-century French-Canadian ancestor, according to genealogical research.
New App Collects All London Tube Labyrinth Artworks
Mind the Maze app lets commuters tick off every London Underground labyrinth artwork, created by Mark Wallinger for the tube's 150th anniversary.
L7's Jennifer Finch dies at 59 days after cancer diagnosis
L7 bassist Jennifer Finch has died aged 59, days after revealing her aggressive brain cancer diagnosis. The grunge icon was set to join the band's final tour.
Big Ben and Houses of Parliament Top UK Views Survey
Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament have been voted the best view in the UK, with 38% of Brits selecting them in a new Samsung survey of 2,000 people.
Fleet Street barber shop Leonard & Michael marks 50 years
Leonard & Michael barber shop in Poppins Court celebrates 50 years of cutting City workers' hair, surviving Sweeney Todd myths, WFH culture, and rising costs.
Soho's 10 Greek Street closes August 8 after 14 years
10 Greek Street, a beloved Soho restaurant known for its unpretentious atmosphere and seasonal menus, will close on August 8 after 14 years, founders announce.
How to Become a Golden Age Arcade Machine Collector
A reader shares his journey from seaside arcades to owning 11 vintage machines, detailing collecting, repairs, and the UK fan scene.
Ann Droid review: Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston's robot comedy
Ann Droid, a new BBC comedy starring Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston, explores a widowed woman's bond with a preloved robot carer, blending humor and heart.
Proms 2026 First Night: US independence takes centre stage
The First Night of the Proms 2026 celebrated the 250th anniversary of US independence with Copland and Gershwin, plus a new commission and surprise encore.
Killer Sudoku 1,031: Dotted Line Clues Challenge
Killer Sudoku 1,031: Normal sudoku rules apply, but numbers in dotted-line cells must sum to the corner figure, with no repeats within each shape.
Parisian waiters not rude, just misunderstood, says expat
After years in Paris, Helen Massy-Beresford argues the stereotype of rude waiters is wrong; cultural misunderstandings and lack of 'bonjour' fuel the myth.
Ghana's hand-painted film posters: surreal art revived
Hand-painted film posters, often wildly unfaithful to movies, are being revived in Ghana by Deadly Prey Gallery, with prices starting at $600, driven by US demand.
Six Great Reads: Sam Neill, Flight Attendants, Culture Wars
Sam Neill's final interview, flight attendant confessions, culture wars history, Andy Burnham profile, Jakarta garbage mountains, and Dacre dynasty feature in this week's top reads.
Matt Damon in The Odyssey: your entertainment guide
Matt Damon dons sword and sandals in Christopher Nolan's epic The Odyssey, plus Gracie Abrams' new album, Latitude festival, and more arts, stage, streaming, and games highlights.
Roasted Greek Salad with Orzo: Meera Sodha's Recipe
Bring Athens' flavours home with Meera Sodha's roasted Greek salad, baked for sweetness and jamminess, served with orzo and feta.
End of term is when real work begins: Barnicoat cartoon
Becky Barnicoat's cartoon captures the irony that for teachers, the end of term marks the start of intense grading and planning, not rest.
My dog has a bigger social network than me
Tim Dowling's wife and dog have a larger social network in the park than he does, leading to a humbling experience during a morning walk.
Blind Date: Hugh and Edie Share Their Dinner Date
Hugh, 55, and Edie, 50, met for a blind date in Altrincham. They swapped numbers and shared a Catalan connection, rating the evening 10 and 8 out of 10 respectively.
TV Tonight: Alan Carr, The Sentinels, Wicked Little Letters
Alan Carr's Picture Slam enters its fourth series on BBC One. Also: Alexander Armstrong Across America, Casualty, The Sentinels, and film Wicked Little Letters.
Laura Benanti: Nobody Cares review – cringe comedy
Tony winner Laura Benanti's song-filled solo show blends awkward lessons learned with charm and schmaltz, running at Underbelly Boulevard Soho until 26 July.
Pompeii: Out of Time With Tom Hiddleston – A Tearjerking Tale
Tom Hiddleston hosts a National Geographic documentary on Pompeii's destruction, blending scholarship with dramatic recreations to reveal the human stories behind the AD79 eruption.
Kids' Quiz: Lost Whales and Fun Brainteasers
Five multiple-choice questions set by children to test your knowledge, plus a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes.
20 UK family days out for summer: sunflowers, dolphins, and more
From 100,000 sunflowers in Gower to cosmic art in Galloway, discover 20 UK family days out for summer, including bat safaris, tidal pools, and butterfly counting.
Tube whistleblower warns passengers of toxic dust risk
Micky Steeds won an unfair dismissal case after raising concerns about asbestos and hazardous waste on the London Underground, urging passengers to be aware of potential health risks.
Sharon Blackie: Folklore, Feminism, and Power in Age
Sharon Blackie, author of 'Hagitude' and 'If Women Rose Rooted,' discusses her mission to revive folklore for modern readers, confronting fears, and the power of aging.
Aliens at 40: Sigourney Weaver's Ripley Redefined the Sequel
James Cameron's Aliens, turning 40, is hailed as perhaps the best pumped-up sequel ever, thanks to Sigourney Weaver's Oscar-nominated performance as Ellen Ripley, a fierce protector and action hero.
Natalie Imbruglia: Forgetting lyrics, tinned spaghetti fear, ADHD
Natalie Imbruglia opens up about forgetting lyrics on stage, her fear of tinned spaghetti, ADHD struggles with lateness, and her new album Algorithm.
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