Body found in search for Brit teen near Dracula's castle
A body found in Romania's Bucegi Mountains is believed to be George Smyth, 18, a Bristol student who vanished in November while hiking near Bran Castle.
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Neil Perry claims he was 'forced out' of The Band Perry
Neil Perry says he was 'terminated' from The Band Perry by sister Kimberly and her husband, after a messy family feud over the band's future.
Female Looksmaxxing: Guardian Seeks Experiences
Looksmaxxing, once male-dominated, now grows among women. The Guardian invites young women to share their experiences in this community.
Gen Z says mascara is 'uncool' and aging: trend shift
Gen Z deems mascara 'uncool' and aging, driving a 38% drop in popularity as 'clean girl' and 'ghost lashes' trends rise, according to data analyst Madé Lapuerta.
Feminists Divided: Can the Women's Movement Reunite?
Women's movement faces deep divisions, but grassroots alliances are quietly rebuilding solidarity, says author Natasha Walter.
Symeon Brown: Black Britain's middle class is a taboo
Symeon Brown's new book reveals Britain's black middle class is larger than ever, yet class remains a taboo. He argues representation hasn't led to structural change.
From City to Frome: A Black Non-Binary Dad's Rural Joy
A Black non-binary dad traded Bath for Frome and found community, affirming haircuts, and a better life for his family, proving rural towns can welcome LGBTQ+ people of color.
Seeds of Peace: Teenagers Build Bridges at UK Camp
Seeds of Peace summer camp, held for the first time in the UK, brings together teens from Israel, Palestine, India, and Pakistan for dialogue and understanding.
Tom and Zendaya's old posts prove they're soulmates
Tom Holland and Zendaya celebrated their wedding at Surrey's Beaverbrook Hotel, but their resurfaced 'cringey' Instagram posts from 2012-2013 show why fans think they're perfect together.
Gen Z's Sensible Approach to Marriage and Divorce
Marriage rates in Australia are declining, with gen Z leading the trend. This shift reflects greater personal freedom and sensible life choices, not a rejection of marriage itself.
Kaia Gerber: I Didn't Want to Be Compared to My Mum Cindy
Kaia Gerber reveals she avoided side-parted hair to dodge comparisons to her famous mum, Cindy Crawford, but now embraces the resemblance. She stars in Ryan Murphy's The Shards.
Jack Downham exits Emmerdale after 17 years as Noah Dingle
Jack Downham has left Emmerdale after 17 years as Noah Dingle, sharing a heartfelt tribute. His final scenes aired Wednesday, with co-stars and fans wishing him well.
Rachel Yankey inspired Jess Clarke to become a Lioness
Rachel Yankey's career showed Jess Clarke that a Black woman could be a football star, paving her path to the Lionesses.
Rainbow picnic table row: councillor branded 'bigot'
A Restore Britain councillor has been branded a 'bigot' after criticising a rainbow-painted picnic table at a Bridgend shopping centre, sparking a political row over LGBTQ+ visibility.
Green and Restore Britain voters find common ground over dinner
A Green-supporting immigrant and a Restore Britain voter shared a curry and found agreement on small boats, but clashed on foxhunting and immigration policy.
EastEnders 2026: Cast Returns, Exits and New Arrivals (02.08.2026)
EastEnders in 2026 sees Janine Butcher return, the Hawkins family arrive, and Zoe Slater depart, with Kat and Alfie taking breaks for panto.
Berlin Pride sparked my bisexual awakening at 28
A work trip to Berlin Pride helped Taylor Palmer realize she was bisexual at 28, five years into her marriage. Now she celebrates openly at Lagos Pride in Portugal.
India weekly newsletter: politics, culture and more
Niha Masih's free weekly newsletter delivers the most interesting news, politics and culture from India. Sign up now.
DC's 'perception problem' fades for solo traveler
Despite a 6% dip in international tourism due to the 'Trump Slump', Washington DC offers solo travelers art, culture, and safety, with a three-day itinerary highlighting bagels, museums, and nightlife.
Yinghua Fellowship Summer Camp boosts UK-China relations
The Yinghua Fellowship Summer Camp 2025 in London fosters cultural exchange and leadership among UK and Chinese youth, with 50 participants.
William and Kate Defended by Fans Over Summer Photos
Prince William and Kate faced criticism for allegedly copying Meghan Markle's summer post, but fans defended the couple, praising their family snapshots.
Daily Horoscope July 29 2026: Full Moon in Aquarius
The Full Moon in Aquarius aligns with Jupiter on July 29, 2026, amplifying creativity, drama, and fun. Expect unexpected offers and celebrate wins, especially for Leo, Scorpio, and Sagittarius.
Esperanto dream alive: nudists, peaceniks, and young travellers
Esperanto's annual World Congress in Brno, Czechia, drew over 1,000 attendees from 60+ countries, revealing a vibrant, youthful community keeping the universal language alive.
Abused Muslim award winner vows to continue community work
Khadija Patel, 39, faced Islamophobic abuse after winning a British Citizen Award while wearing a niqab. She says her face covering does not stop her from serving her community in Bolton.
South Asian mangoes unite Pakistan and India in Australian winter
Mangoes from South Asia, especially Pakistan and India, are bridging cultural divides and bringing communities together in Australia during winter.
How attitudes to abortion have changed through the ages
A podcast explores the shifting cultural and legal attitudes toward abortion across history, from ancient times to modern debates.
Osamu Dazai's dark novels see unexpected revival among young readers
Sales of Osamu Dazai's novels, especially No Longer Human, have surged in the UK, driven by young readers and the anime Bungo Stray Dogs. Penguin Classics releases Schoolgirl.
I Didn't Know I Was Black Until 16: DNA Revelation
Nicole Botha, adopted as a newborn in South Africa, discovered her Black heritage at 16 through a dance class comment and later a DNA test, reshaping her identity.
Laverne Cox: No show as diverse as Orange Is the New Black
Laverne Cox declares that no show has matched Orange Is the New Black's diversity, reflecting on its legacy seven years after the finale.
Jason Alexander apologizes to Courtney Stodden for sketch
Seinfeld's Jason Alexander apologized to Courtney Stodden for a 2012 Funny or Die sketch where he rubbed a phone on her breasts when she was 17, calling it inappropriate and regrettable.
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