Adam, a 25-year-old civil servant, and Tina, a 26-year-old advertising professional, share their delightful blind date experience in London, featuring great conversation and a promising connection.
Former EastEnders star Tamzin Outhwaite shares her experience as a parent of a transgender child and delivers a powerful message against judgmental attitudes toward the trans community.
A new study highlights the most uncomfortable moments in life, including calling someone the wrong name and tripping in public, with insights into generational differences and coping strategies.
Andie, 26, shares her experience of losing her strap-on virginity in her first relationship with a woman, exploring intimacy beyond traditional gender roles.
A personal essay recounts a final argument with a Palestinian father during the 2021 Gaza siege, exploring themes of exile, identity, and the ongoing struggle for Palestinian recognition.
A public prayer event marking Ramadan at Trafalgar Square in London has ignited controversy after political criticism, with letters defending Muslim rights and condemning discrimination.
Author Rebecca Solnit discusses her new book, arguing that progressive movements in feminism, environment, and civil rights represent an unstoppable 'slow revolution' that far-right forces are desperately trying to halt through distraction and chaos.
Boyan Chowdhury, a founding member of The Zutons, was seriously injured in a racist assault in Liverpool. He fears the UK is entering a dark historical phase and calls for justice.
Author Saman Shad explores how her mother tongue Urdu, seemingly lost to English, instinctively returned during a trip to Pakistan, revealing deep linguistic roots.
Historian Ibram X Kendi discusses book bans, far-right fear-mongering, and his new work 'Chain of Ideas,' arguing that societies face a binary choice between antiracist democracy and racist dictatorship.
A young man shares his journey of reconciling his queer identity with his Catholic faith after being outed and rejected by his father, finding solace in a support group and redefining his spirituality.
A Scottish waitress became engaged just one day after meeting her American boyfriend in person for the first time, following months of online communication that began on YouTube.
Tracy Crisp reflects on her decades-long marriage to Adrian, from their early days to navigating family crises, international moves, and emotional breakdowns, finding strength in their unwavering bond.
CBeebies presenter George Webster and his dad Rob reflect on resilience, family joy, and breaking barriers as the first BBC children's presenter with Down's syndrome.
Young people are embracing 'going 90s' by leaving phones behind, but those who lived through the decade recall its less glamorous realities. A cultural clash emerges between analog memory and digital longing.
Readers challenge the notion that travel broadens the mind, arguing it often reinforces prejudices. They dissect other questionable sayings like 'laughter is the best medicine' and 'absence makes the heart grow fonder'.
The lead writer of Duolingo's Welsh course addresses a Guardian article about learning the language, discussing standards, regional variations, and the platform's role in supporting learners.
Muslims in London celebrate Eid al-Fitr while responding to political rhetoric labeling public Ramadan prayers as 'intimidating' and 'un-British.' Community members assert religious diversity strengthens British identity.
Iranians in Tehran cautiously observe the Persian New Year, Nowruz, as war escalates with Israeli strikes and U.S. military considerations, highlighting resilience and loss.
Thousands gathered at Britain's largest mosque in Morden for Eid prayers, promoting inclusivity as politicians debate Muslim worship in public spaces like Trafalgar Square.
Australian Muslims and Iranians prepare for Eid al-Fitr and Nowruz celebrations this weekend, but festivities are tempered by grief over the Middle East conflict and rising Islamophobia.
The Irish government's Basic Income for the Arts initiative provides €325 weekly to 2,000 artists, improving wellbeing and recouping costs. Musicians and writers share their experiences.
Learn how to wish Muslims a happy Eid al-Fitr with traditional greetings and discover key celebration events happening across London this weekend, including free festivals and family activities.
Young people in Mexico are using AI on TikTok to transform into agents of the brutal 1970s DFS secret police, sparking debate about glorifying corruption and violence.
London's major mosques have confirmed Eid ul Fitr will be celebrated on Friday, March 20, 2026, following Saudi Arabia's moon sighting announcement that ended Ramadan.
New research shows that a zero to three-year age difference is optimal for long-term relationship satisfaction, while larger gaps face unique challenges.
Pride in London announces a bid to host WorldPride 2032, celebrating 60 years since the city's first Pride march, with Time Out as media partner for 2026.
Muslims worldwide await the sighting of the new crescent moon to mark Eid al-Fitr 2026, with Saudi Arabia's attempt happening today. London schools announce closures, and celebrations are planned across the city.
The Guardian's Saturday magazine is inviting throuples to share honest experiences of love and commitment, including cohabiting and parenting dynamics, for an upcoming feature.
Millions of Muslims await Saudi Arabia's moon sighting today to confirm Eid al-Fitr's start in London, with experts predicting visibility issues.