Bayeux Tapestry Tickets: Nine-Hour Queues at British Museum
Up to 80,000 people faced nine-hour online queues when Bayeux tapestry tickets went on sale at the British Museum, which hosts the artwork from September 2026.
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Ruth Langsford reunites with ex-stepson Niall at Wimbledon
Ruth Langsford, 66, posed with former stepson Niall Holmes at Wimbledon on July 1, 2026, showing family bonds remain strong despite her ongoing divorce from Eamonn Holmes and a £10m High Court battle.
Ana Mendieta: Art, Death, and Legacy at Tate Modern
A major London exhibition explores Ana Mendieta's powerful art and the unresolved mystery of her 1985 death, as friends recall her genius and the trial of her husband.
Kraszna-Krausz Photography Book Award Winners
The 2026 Kraszna-Krausz Photography Book Award winners have been revealed, showcasing outstanding photography books from around the world.
Horror Films Turn Therapists Into Flawed Protagonists
A wave of horror films like If I Had Legs I’d Kick You and Backrooms portray therapists as flawed, unraveling figures, reflecting society's growing therapy culture and deep-seated fears about mental health care.
Queenie Is Working On It review – a smart sequel
Candice Carty-Williams's sequel follows Queenie at 33, facing fertility issues and romantic chaos. A sharp, funny exploration of race and female friendship.
Gears of War designer finds redemption producing Hadestown
After his studio closed, Cliff Bleszinski became a co-producer of the Tony-winning musical Hadestown, finding redemption and a new creative outlet.
Strawberry Moon to shine over London skies tonight
London stargazers can see the Strawberry Moon tonight as it rises low on the horizon around 10pm from the south-east, appearing full and bright for naked-eye viewing.
Rolf Harris: Primetime Predator review – chilling look at abuser
A review of the documentary 'Rolf Harris: Primetime Predator,' exploring Harris's abuse of young women and girls, the power he amassed, and the victims' accounts.
Dame Penelope Keith dies aged 86 after cancer diagnosis
Dame Penelope Keith, star of The Good Life and To The Manor Born, has died aged 86. Her family confirmed she died peacefully at home in Surrey after living with cancer.
Harry Styles' collapse caused by choking on water
Harry Styles collapsed on stage during his Together Together tour in London after accidentally choking on water, not due to extreme heat, sources confirm.
Tom Gauld mocks highbrow novel cover clichés
Cartoonist Tom Gauld humorously critiques the predictable cover designs of highbrow literary novels in a new cartoon, highlighting recurring visual tropes.
Billy Bain reclaims beach as Indigenous space with clay art
Dharug artist Billy Bain's solo exhibition 'By the River' at AGNSW features 11 clay sculptures of Indigenous figures in swimwear, reclaiming the beach as an Aboriginal space.
Lil Buck's 1776 reframes US independence with Oxford youth
Memphis jookin dancer Lil Buck collaborates with Oxford's Schwarzman Centre and youth companies ZooNation and Body Politic in performance 1776, tackling the 'broken promise' of equality in US history.
Monojit Dutta captures joy of childhood in phone photo
Monojit Dutta's phone photo 'Leap of Happiness' shows children playing with balloons in Canning, West Bengal, capturing natural joy and freedom.
Week in Wildlife: Paddling Deer, Spring-Loaded Penguin, Rare Sand Cat
This week's best wildlife photos: stags cool in Richmond Park, a levitating Adélie penguin, and the elusive sand cat documented in Libya after eight years.
Ai Weiwei's Button Up! at Aviva Studios explores colonialism
Ai Weiwei's 'Button Up!' exhibition at Manchester's Aviva Studios, from 2 July to 6 September, explores world history, colonialism, and buttons. Also showing: Lindsey Mendick, Anne Hardy, and more.
Soho restaurateur Nima Safaei launches debut cookbook
Nima Safaei, founder of popular Soho Italian restaurants, publishes 'At Home With Nima' capturing a year of family recipes and his culinary philosophy.
Lacey Turner's memoir 'Gold Dust' announced for October 2026
EastEnders star Lacey Turner announces her debut memoir 'Gold Dust: My Life (So Far) with the Women Who Shaped Me,' releasing October 22, 2026, featuring stories of inspirational women and behind-the-scenes gossip.
Ann Blyth, Oscar-nominated actress, dies at 98
Ann Blyth, the Oscar-nominated actress from Hollywood's Golden Age, has died at 98. She passed peacefully of natural causes on Wednesday, two months before her 99th birthday.
Defying the Myth: single mothers caring for disabled children
Carol Allen-Storey's decade-long project captures the struggles and love of single mothers raising children with severe disabilities, defying stereotypes.
V&A Storehouse Wins Art Fund Museum of the Year
The V&A Storehouse in London has been awarded the Art Fund Museum of the Year 2026, winning £120,000 prize for its innovative storage and display of collections.
Mel Bonis album review: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra shines
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and Rumon Gamba deliver a stunning recording of Mel Bonis's orchestral works, featuring finely crafted, sensuous music and soprano Elizabeth Watts.
Nigel Cabourn obituary: workwear designer dies at 75
Nigel Cabourn, the British fashion designer known for vintage-inspired workwear, has died aged 75. His brand blended military and utilitarian styles, earning a cult following.
James Franco claims alien in garage in bizarre TikTok videos
James Franco has resurfaced on TikTok with bizarre conspiracy theories about an alien with 'glowing eyes' living in his garage, sparking speculation over his mental health.
German war hero Annika Schröder: Jan Kraus's best photograph
Annika Schröder, a German war hero with PTSD, runs a veteran farm. Photographer Jan Kraus captures her in uniform, exploring the state and personal identity.
Much Ado About Nothing at Shakespeare's Globe: Good Vibes, Strong Leads
Ken Nwosu and Pippa Nixon shine as Benedick and Beatrice in Chelsea Walker's upbeat modern-dress production at Shakespeare's Globe, though comparisons to Jamie Lloyd's 2025 version linger.
Hypha Gallery South Bank Opens in London
Hypha Gallery South Bank opens June 25, transforming a vacant office into nearly 800 sqm of galleries and 400 sqm of studios, with free exhibitions including an immersive microbe sound experience.
Camille's Triple Album on Motherhood After 15 Years
Camille spent 15 years making 'The Sound of Milk', a triple album on motherhood. She discusses internalised misogyny, joy as taboo, and her fight to release the record.
Piglet: Purple Psychedelic Shapeshifter in Pooh's Forest
Piglet is reimagined as a purple psychedelic shapeshifter in a new theatre production set in Ashdown Forest, blending nostalgia with surrealism.
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