BBC Radio 1 axes six stars including Melvin Odoom
BBC Radio 1 cuts six presenters including Melvin Odoom and Rickie Haywood-Williams as part of schedule changes from September, with new hosts stepping up.
Category : Culture
Strictly 2026 Cast: Will Best, Delta Goodrem, Lacey Turner
Will Best, Delta Goodrem, Lacey Turner, and Dani Dyer are confirmed for Strictly 2026. Rumoured stars include Dame Sarah Storey and Josie Gibson.
Yoto Free Trainline Draw-Alongs for Summer
Yoto Player is offering free Trainline draw-along activities this summer, combining audio storytelling with creative drawing for children.
Pizzo: Europe's Ice Cream Capital with 19 Gelato Shops
Pizzo, a clifftop town in southern Italy, is Europe's ice cream capital with 19 gelato shops, birthplace of Tartufo. New data from Avis reveals the top dessert spot.
Best Hen Do Dresses 2026: Nadine Merabi to M&S
Discover the best hen do dresses for brides-to-be in 2026, from Nadine Merabi to M&S. Find mini, midi, and maxi styles for every budget and vibe.
Sam Neill dies at 78: charming, candid actor of Jurassic Park
Sam Neill, the beloved actor of Jurassic Park and Dead Calm, has died aged 78. In a 2024 interview, he was refreshingly candid about Hollywood, cancer, and his rural life in New Zealand.
Sam Neill, Jurassic Park star, dies at 78 (14.07.2026)
Sam Neill, the New Zealand actor known for Jurassic Park and The Piano, has died at 78, leaving a legacy of versatile roles across five decades.
Sam Neill remembered: Co-stars pay tribute to actor and winemaker
Lindsay Duncan, Charles Dance, and Peter Webber recall Sam Neill's warmth, humor, and wine-making, celebrating a life marked by generosity and practical jokes.
Ben Tish's Courgette Fritters and Slow-Cooked Courgettes Recipes
Chef Ben Tish shares two versatile courgette recipes: crispy fritters with sheep's cheese and brown-butter creme fraiche, and slow-cooked courgettes with preserved lemon and ricotta on toast.
Faithless: Erotic Swedish Drama on Sky Atlantic Tonight
Faithless, an erotic series based on Ingmar Bergman’s film, airs on Sky Atlantic at 9pm. Plus, the final part of The Pike County Murders and more.
Family walking holiday in Exmoor: steam trains, tree climbing and ice-cream
A family group walking holiday in Exmoor with HF Holidays at Holnicote House turns reluctant children into hiking enthusiasts with graded walks, steam trains, and ice-cream.
Earth Photo 2026: forensic science fights wildlife crime
Earth Photo 2026 winners reveal forensic dusting on elephant tusks, turtle handprints, and Indigenous resistance. Exhibition at Royal Geographical Society until 24 July.
The Last First Time review: Queer coming-of-age drama
Mexican queer coming-of-age film The Last First Time follows Eduardo's post-exam night in Guadalajara, celebrating self-discovery and sexual awakening without darkness.
Goodbye Chinatown review – a chef’s elegy to London
Kit Fan’s second novel follows chef Amber Fan as she opens a fusion restaurant in London, navigating family migration, politics, and the changing face of Chinatown.
Parents' top camping tips and gear for family trips
Parents share essential camping gear for kids, from lanterns to sleeping bags, plus what to leave behind. Expert tips for stress-free family camping.
Gavin and Stacey stars on kissing two minutes after meeting
Mathew Horne and Joanna Page reveal how they became Britain's most beloved TV couple, from kissing at first meeting to saving fans' lives.
Synthetic Sincerity review: AI interrogation grapples with identity
Marc Isaacs' new film Synthetic Sincerity is a puzzling docudrama about AI training, blending fact and fiction but lacking depth. In UK cinemas from 17 July.
Lindsey Graham Memoir Exposes Race Record
A 2015 autobiography by Lindsey Graham details his upbringing in segregated South Carolina, where he convinced parents to desegregate their cafe, yet he denied systemic racism.
BBC to broadcast England v Argentina live from Atlanta
The BBC will present England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina live from Atlanta, with pundits Wayne Rooney and Micah Richards joining Alan Shearer in the US. Viewing figures are expected to top ITV's 18 million for the Norway win.
Play Honors Enslaved Africans in American Revolution
Da’ Gullah American Revolutionary Experience retells the war from the perspective of the formerly enslaved, highlighting their contributions and the founders' hypocrisy.
Enid Marx: The Textile Artist Who Changed Tube Commutes
A new exhibition at Compton Verney highlights Enid Marx's groundbreaking moquette designs for the London Underground, which replaced dreary fabrics with bright patterns in the 1930s.
Vegan BBQ: Jerk aubergines, stuffed courgettes, pineapple
Discover vegan barbecue ideas from chefs: jerk aubergines, lentil-stuffed courgettes, griddled pineapple with maple syrup, and more meat-free treats.
Jonathan Larson Project review – lost Rent songs shine
A revue of 18 lesser-known songs by Rent composer Jonathan Larson, full of heart and humour, runs at Southwark Playhouse Borough until 22 August.
Enyd Williams, BBC radio drama director, dies at 83
Enyd Williams, celebrated BBC radio drama director who cast June Whitfield as Miss Marple and produced full Sherlock Holmes canon, dies aged 83.
Barbican film season explores pan-Africanism's history
A new film season at London's Barbican Centre, Project a Black Planet, showcases pan-Africanism through cinema, opening with William Klein's documentary on the 1969 Pan-African Cultural Festival in Algiers.
Heartbreak Hotel: cathartic play on heartbreak science
Karin McCracken's Heartbreak Hotel blends science, literature, and breakup songs to explore heartbreak's physical and emotional toll, drawing on takotsubo syndrome and classic tracks.
Readers' best photographs: city life, wildlife, and more
A curated selection of stunning photographs from readers, featuring Chicago's elevated train, a curious cat, dragonflies, and more.
Yoko Ono's Cut Piece Restaged in LA: Can It Still Shock?
Sixty years after its debut, Yoko Ono's provocative Cut Piece is restaged in Los Angeles by artist MPA, exploring whether the work retains its power to shock and challenge audiences.
Historian Juliet Gardiner dies at 82
Historian Juliet Gardiner, known for major works on WWII Britain, the 1930s, and the Blitz, has died aged 82. Her trilogy redefined mid-20th-century social history.
What Makes an Iconic World Cup Kit? Guardian Explores
Guardian reporter Robyn Vinter examines the weird and wonderful football kits of the World Cup, analyzing what makes a shirt truly iconic and whether this year's designs achieve that status.
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