Infant remains found at former Tuam mother and baby home
The remains of seven infants have been discovered at the site of the former St Mary's Mother and Baby Home in Tuam, Ireland. A full analysis is now underway.
Category : Culture
Alan Carr 'Lined Up' for Strictly Come Dancing Host Role
Celebrity Traitors winner Alan Carr is reportedly being considered to host Strictly Come Dancing after Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly's shock exit. Could his Chatty Man show also be rebooted?
Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair Cinema Release
Quentin Tarantino's four-hour Kill Bill epic, 'The Whole Bloody Affair', finally releases in cinemas this December featuring a never-before-seen 7-minute animated sequence.
1975 Whitlam Dismissal: Australia's Democratic Crisis
50 years on, we examine the public fury and potential for chaos after Gough Whitlam's dismissal. Discover how ordinary Australians defended their democracy. Read the full story.
Kendrick Lamar Leads Grammy Nominations With Nine Nods
Kendrick Lamar dominates the 2026 Grammy nominations with nine nods. Discover the full list of nominees, including K-pop breakthroughs and British hopefuls.
DNA Pioneer James Watson Dies Aged 97
Nobel laureate James Watson, who co-discovered DNA's double helix, has died at 97. Explore his groundbreaking scientific legacy and the controversy over his offensive race remarks.
All Her Fault: Sarah Snook's Terrifying Thriller
Sarah Snook delivers a powerhouse performance in All Her Fault, a gripping child kidnap drama exploring motherhood and middle-class anxiety. Stream now on Sky Atlantic.
Emmerdale's Bear trapped in modern slavery storyline
Emmerdale unveils harrowing modern slavery plot as Bear Wolf faces forced labour after 100 days missing. ITV soap collaborates with Salvation Army to expose brutal reality.
EastEnders: George's Pledge to Remove Kojo After Crisis
George Knight pledges to send Kojo back to Ghana after terrifying drug ring confrontation. Will he succeed? Read the explosive EastEnders spoilers now.
Guardian corrects Norfolk oyster and WWI soldier details
The Guardian issues key corrections regarding Norfolk oyster restoration project details and the burial location of WWI soldier Private Malcolm Alexander Neville. Discover the full facts.
Anthony Hopkins on 50 Years of Sobriety & Career
Sir Anthony Hopkins opens up about his 50-year sobriety journey alongside Helen Garner's prize win and Paul McCartney's lost years in this week's essential Guardian reads.
David Harbour Scandal: Lily Allen Revenge Record Fallout
Stranger Things star David Harbour faces career crisis as Lily Allen's revenge record and workplace bullying allegations emerge weeks before Netflix finale. Listen to our podcast analysis.
Sky News Picture of the Week: Friday 7 November 2025
Explore this week's most compelling images, from poignant Remembrance displays to a tragic collapse in Rome and Prince William's beach volleyball game. See the full gallery now.
Washington Opera May Leave Kennedy Centre Over Trump
The Washington National Opera faces a 40% ticket sales slump and shattered donor confidence following Donald Trump's leadership takeover at the Kennedy Centre. Discover the potential venue move.
Becky's dark revenge plot revealed in Coronation Street
Becky Swain's true nature emerges as she targets a child in shocking Coronation Street revenge plot. Will she cross the line to reclaim her family?
DNA Co-Discoverer James Watson Dies Aged 97
Nobel laureate James Watson, who co-discovered DNA's double-helix structure, has died aged 97. His groundbreaking work revolutionised science, though his later career was marred by controversy.
Emmerdale: Bear discovered as Celia and Ray's victim
Emmerdale reveals Bear Wolf's tragic fate as a captive on Celia's farm, while Anya's human trafficking ordeal is exposed. Discover the dark secrets in our spoiler roundup.
Erivo & Grande's Wicked Friendship: For Good
Explore the enduring bond between Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, from matching 'For Good' tattoos to their emotional Wicked press tour. Discover how their friendship has blossomed.
Lee Tamahori: From Once Were Warriors to Bond
Explore the career of director Lee Tamahori, from his gut-wrenching 1994 debut Once Were Warriors to Hollywood blockbusters like Die Another Day. Discover his impact on Maori cinema.
Cocktail T-Shirts: The Partywear Upgrade
Discover how wool and cashmere cocktail T-shirts are revolutionising festive dressing. Stay warm, cool, and stylish with this versatile wardrobe essential.
Fox Sports replaces Mark Sanchez with Drew Brees
Fox Sports has permanently dropped analyst Mark Sanchez as he faces felony battery charges. Former NFL star Drew Brees steps into the role through 2026 season.
South London independent cinema closes after 14 months
Throwley Yard cinema in Sutton shuts after operator enters administration, despite £1.42m government funding and council support. Discover what's next for the venue.
Johnson accused of BBC leadership plot over bias claims
Boris Johnson demands BBC director general resign over leaked memo alleging left-wing bias. Internal sources fear coordinated effort to undermine corporation ahead of charter renewal talks.
BBC Leadership Team: Political Affiliations Revealed
Exclusive look at the BBC's leadership team, their political backgrounds and professional histories. Discover the diverse backgrounds shaping Britain's broadcaster.
Michael Kenward, New Scientist editor, dies aged 80
Michael Kenward, the transformative editor of New Scientist who revolutionised science communication, has passed away at 80. Discover his remarkable legacy.
20 Photos That Defined This Week's Global Events
From Typhoon Kalmaegi's devastation to Gaza's hunger crisis and Sudan's displacement - witness the past week through powerful photojournalism that captured global events.
Obama on why ignorance is not a virtue
Readers debate what defines 'cool', citing Barack Obama's 2016 Rutgers speech, Nick Lowe, and Huey Lewis. Discover why knowledge trumps ignorance. Share your views!
David Scase: Overlooked Mentor of Anthony Hopkins
Discover how David Scase, the visionary theatre director, launched the careers of Anthony Hopkins and Patrick Stewart. Read this tribute to British theatre's unsung hero.
Readers Debate Phone Use in Galleries and Art's Purpose
Guardian readers debate smartphone use in galleries and the true purpose of art. Should it be a quiet retreat or a challenging confrontation? Join the conversation.
Margaret Atwood's Grace: Saving a Derailed Interview
Discover the heartwarming story of how author Margaret Atwood transformed a floundering interview into a genuine conversation about writing, saving a novice interviewer from embarrassment.
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