Trial on Lumumba Assassination Begins in Congo
A landmark trial has opened in the Democratic Republic of Congo, examining the 1961 assassination of Patrice Lumumba, with key witnesses testifying about the plot and its international implications.
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Bluey's Classical Soundtracks: A New Hope for Music?
The popular cartoon Bluey uses classical music by Bach and Beethoven in its soundtracks, reaching billions globally. Composer Joff Bush integrates these tunes creatively, avoiding clichés, potentially sparking renewed interest in classical genres among yo
Spring 2026 Men's Fashion Updates Under £100
Discover over 50 affordable men's fashion tips for spring 2026, from playful trends like stripes and moustaches to smart buys under £100, inspired by Jacob Elordi and runway styles.
Edge-Walking, Musical Robots, and Global Conflict in Photos
A curated collection of powerful images from around the world, capturing edge-walking in South Korea, musical robots in China, and poignant scenes from conflict zones.
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Mark Simmons: Comedy Craft, Touring, and One-Liners
Comedian Mark Simmons discusses his new tour 'Jest to Impress,' his writing process, memorable gigs, and the niche joke about Magic FM that doesn't always land.
War Photographer's Haunting Iraq Image Captures Conflict Absurdity
Peter van Agtmael's 2006 photograph from Iraq reveals the surreal domesticity of war, showing a US soldier in an ordinary living room during a night raid, challenging traditional war photography narratives.
Kimmel Compares Trump's Election Claims to Bill Cosby Joke
Late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Josh Johnson, and Seth Meyers ridicule Donald Trump's voting bill, ICE airport deployments, and Iran gift claims in sharp comedic critiques.
New Mary Magdalene Passion Premieres at Barbican Hall
John Butt and the Dunedin Consort premiered Tansy Davies' new Passion of Mary Magdalene at London's Barbican Hall, featuring a startlingly sensual meditation with electric guitar hidden in baroque instrumentation.
Skeleton of Musketeers Hero d'Artagnan May Be Found
Archaeologists in Maastricht discovered a skeleton that could belong to Charles de Batz-Castelmore, the real-life inspiration for d'Artagnan. DNA tests are underway to confirm the identity.
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Dogs Bonded with Humans Over 15,000 Years Ago, Study Finds
Groundbreaking genetic research pushes back the oldest evidence of domestic dogs by 5,000 years, showing hunter-gatherers fed and buried them ritually during the last ice age.
Jane McDonald: From Clubland to Nashville Icon
Jane McDonald discusses her remarkable career evolution from working men's clubs to country music stardom, overcoming sexism, loss, and industry challenges while staying true to her northern roots.
Duffy Details Kidnapping and Rape in Disney+ Documentary
Welsh singer Duffy will share her harrowing story of being drugged, kidnapped, and raped in a new Disney+ documentary, breaking her decade-long silence.
Wordle Creator's New Game Sparks Creative Ambition Debate
Letters defend Josh Wardle's new word game, Parseword, arguing that creative impulses should not stop after initial success, with comparisons to artists and musicians.
Valerie Perrine, Hollywood Star, Dies at 78
Valerie Perrine, the acclaimed actress known for her roles in 'Lenny' and 'Superman,' has died at 78. Her career spanned decades, earning her awards and critical praise.
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Adrian Chiles' Joy in Black Country Chef Statue Bert
Broadcaster Adrian Chiles shares his delight in a figurine of a cheerful chef from the Black Country, detailing how it brings daily happiness and sparks conversations.
Pretty Lethal: Amazon's Ballerina Action Thriller Review
Amazon Prime's Pretty Lethal delivers a ballet-based action thriller where American dancers battle Hungarian gangsters, featuring Uma Thurman in a hammy villain role. The film offers fast-paced entertainment with creative fight sequences.
Archbishop Mullally Addresses Abuse in Historic First Sermon
Sarah Mullally becomes first female Archbishop of Canterbury, using installation ceremony to acknowledge pain of abuse survivors and commit to justice within Church of England.
Glenn Storhaug: Literary Legacy and Publishing Career
Glenn Storhaug, a renowned publisher and literary figure, passed away at age 78. His career spanned decades, influencing the book industry and supporting authors worldwide.
Suspect Arrested in Shooting Incident Involving Rihanna
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a shooting incident involving pop icon Rihanna. Authorities are investigating the motive and circumstances surrounding the event.
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Jamie Lee Curtis Stars in 'Murder, She Wrote' Reboot
Jamie Lee Curtis is set to star in a modern reboot of the classic mystery series 'Murder, She Wrote', bringing a fresh twist to the beloved detective franchise.
Selina Brown Named Queen Camilla's First National Reading Hero
Selina Brown, founder of Europe's largest Black literature festival, receives the inaugural Queen's Reading Room medal for championing inclusive storytelling and literacy.
Musketeer D'Artagnan Skeleton Found in Dutch Church
Archaeologists have unearthed the skeleton of the legendary musketeer D'Artagnan in a Dutch church crypt, confirming historical accounts of his burial in the Netherlands.
Harry Potter TV Series Trailer Reveals Christmas 2026 Premiere
HBO has unveiled the first trailer for its Harry Potter TV series, confirming a Christmas 2026 premiere. The teaser introduces new cast members and iconic scenes from the Philosopher's Stone.
Poem on News Cycle Wins National Poetry Competition
Partridge Boswell's poem 'The Gathering' exploring language, love, and global suffering wins the £5,000 National Poetry Competition, selected from 21,000 entries worldwide.
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Guardian Corrections: Murray Obituary, Trainspotting Musical
The Guardian has published corrections for errors in articles, including Jenni Murray's obituary date and a Trainspotting musical character reference, alongside other recent amendments.
The Comeback Season 3: Lisa Kudrow's Return Falls Flat
Lisa Kudrow reprises her role as Valerie Cherish in The Comeback's third season, but the show's satire on AI and entertainment lacks laughs and sharpness.
Tracy Kidder, Pulitzer-Winning Author, Dies at 80
Tracy Kidder, the acclaimed narrative nonfiction writer who won the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award for 'The Soul of a New Machine,' has passed away at 80. His immersive works explored diverse subjects from computer engineering to nursing home life
Guardian Sudoku: Daily Brain Teaser with Print Solutions
The Guardian publishes Sudoku puzzle 7,255, a hard challenge requiring numbers 1-9 in rows, columns, and 3x3 boxes. Solutions appear in subsequent print editions.
UK May Charge Tourists for Museum Entry to Fund Arts
The UK government is exploring charging international tourists for access to national museum collections as part of arts funding reforms, sparking debate over alternatives like hotel levies.
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Self Esteem Stars in Teeth 'n' Smiles, Drama Falls Short
Rebecca Lucy Taylor delivers a mesmerizing performance as rock star Maggie in David Hare's revived play, though the script's emotional core remains underdeveloped.
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