London's £10.80 Full English Breakfast at Andrew's Restaurant
Discover Andrew's Restaurant, a classic London greasy spoon serving hearty £10.80 breakfasts for over 50 years. A nostalgic antidote to modern, upmarket cafes.
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Dutch Ballet Pioneer Hans van Manen Dies at 93
Hans van Manen, the revolutionary Dutch choreographer who fused classical and modern ballet, has died aged 93. We explore his prolific seven-decade career and lasting legacy.
English Talent Triumphs at Historic Hastings Chess Congress
IM Alex Golding shares first place at the historic Hastings Chess Congress. Discover the event's rich tradition, its current financial struggles, and the rising stars of UK chess.
Premier League Crisis: Why Is No One Happy?
A deep dive into the widespread discontent across the Premier League, from managerial sackings to existential crises at top clubs. Discover why the fun has drained from England's top flight. Read the full analysis.
US-UK Seize Russian Tanker, More Sanctioned Ships Near
The US, with UK support, seized the Marinera oil tanker in the Atlantic. Now, two more sanctioned vessels, the Aria and Tia, are sailing towards Russia via the English Channel. Read the latest on the crackdown on Russia's 'shadow fleet'.
Ballet Icons Gala 20th Anniversary at London Coliseum
The prestigious Ballet Icons Gala celebrates its 20th anniversary at the London Coliseum in February 2026. Featuring world premieres and stars from top ballet companies, this landmark event is not to be missed. Book your tickets now.
Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker Enters English Channel
A US-sanctioned Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker is navigating the English Channel with a disguised identity, as UK ministers vow support for allied operations to seize such vessels. Read the latest.
Arts Groups Offer Mental Health Support to Performers
UK arts organisations are providing therapeutic support to performers, challenging the myth that suffering is essential for great art. Discover how this shift is creating safer, more powerful productions.
National Trust bans volunteer over website spelling mistakes
A 71-year-old volunteer was blacklisted by the National Trust after sending a dossier of 400 hours' worth of spelling and factual errors from the charity's website to its director-general. Read the full story.
Liam Rosenior: The Favourite for Chelsea Job
Liam Rosenior emerges as the leading candidate to become Chelsea's next manager. We analyse his unique journey from punditry to Strasbourg, his tactical philosophy, and why he fits the BlueCo model.
Think Tank Warns of UK Disintegration from Nativist Politics
A stark new report predicts the UK could fragment within a decade due to rising English nationalism and political polarisation. Discover the key risks and potential outcomes.
How the Guardian's Style Guide Tackles Modern Language
The Guardian's style guide editors detail their 2023 rulings on terms from 'Twixmas' to AI and Arabic names. Discover how they balance tradition with evolving English. Share your thoughts with the readers' editor.
Dan Cruickshank's 'The English House' History Review
Architecture historian Dan Cruickshank's new book explores eight English houses from 1700s-1900s, revealing the human stories within their walls. Discover the history beyond bricks and mortar.
Man Utd's Ayden Heaven Picks England Over Ghana
Manchester United's rising star Ayden Heaven has decided to pursue his international career with England, despite interest from Ghana. The 19-year-old defender is impressing at Old Trafford.
Systemic change needed to foster boys' love of reading
Education experts argue against patronising boys with 'boy books' and call for a broader approach to literature in schools to develop well-rounded young men and combat toxic masculinity.
£20m Upgrade for Torquay's English Riviera
Torbay Council's £20 million regeneration project will revitalise Torquay's harbourside with new homes, a boutique hotel, and improved travel, boosting tourism and creating jobs over the next decade.
Winter Solstice 2025 draws huge crowd to Stonehenge
Thousands, including druids and Morris dancers, gathered at Stonehenge to mark the winter solstice sunrise. The event saw a surge in attendance, with visitors touching the ancient stones for free.
English retirees in Scotland debate independence and Brexit
Geoff and Terry, two English retirees living in Scotland, found common ground on Brexit and youth opportunities but divided on independence in a candid dinner conversation. Discover their surprising takeaways.
Dance Access in UK Schools: A Vital Fight for Arts
As 'The Nutcracker' captivates young audiences, we examine why dance education remains out of reach for many UK children and the new hope for creative subjects under a changing curriculum.
French police tear gas Channel crossing attempt near Dunkirk
French police fired tear gas at a group attempting to cross the English Channel overnight. The incident comes as over 40,000 people have made the journey in 2025. Read the latest on the migration crisis.
Premier League Dominates Top 100 Footballers List Again
The Guardian's 2025 list of the world's top 100 male footballers is once again dominated by Premier League stars. Can Europe's other leagues ever catch up? Read our analysis.
New Plan to Tackle Misogyny in English Schools
The UK government has announced a new strategy to combat misogyny in English schools, including mandatory training and updated guidance. Read the full details and analysis here.
Festive Dessert Wine Pairings for Christmas
Tired of tawny port? Discover expert wine pairings for Christmas pudding, from recioto della Valpolicella to demi-sec champagne. Elevate your festive dessert course.
Carney's British spellings criticised by Canadian linguists
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism for using British English spellings in official documents, breaking national conventions. Linguists urge a return to Canadian norms.
Trump Admin: White House Ballroom a National Security Matter
The Trump administration argues a new White House ballroom is vital for national security, responding to a lawsuit aiming to halt the $300m project. Read the latest legal clash.
Pearson fined £2m for serious exam standards failures
Exam board Pearson hit with £2m in fines for breaches affecting GCSE English, A-Level Chinese, and an online English test. Ofqual acts to protect student trust.
Banana containers spill in Solent, causing cruise chaos
Thousands of bananas and exotic fruit wash up on the Isle of Wight after containers fall from cargo ship, delaying a P&O cruise. Full details and coastguard warnings here.
Six Great Reads: Future Trains & Wallaby Hunts
Explore six compelling long reads, from a visionary train journey and the search for 'Sky Boys' to the surprising hunt for wallabies in the English countryside. Discover these stories now.
HMS Pinafore review: Carry On up the poop deck at ENO
Cal McCrystal's gloriously daffy HMS Pinafore at the London Coliseum is packed with physical comedy & double-entendres. Mel Giedroyc shines in this crowd-pleasing revival. Runs until 7 Feb.
Martin Kemp's cheeky dig at Spandau Ballet's Tony Hadley
Martin Kemp reignites Spandau Ballet feud with a dig at Tony Hadley on Good Morning Britain. Get the full story on the band's long-running rift and latest drama.
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