Mystery of the Nude Mona Lisa: A Centuries-Old Puzzle Solved?
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Cambridge college urged to drop private school recruitment
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, faces fierce criticism from alumni and social mobility charities over a policy to actively recruit from elite private schools. Alastair Campbell brands the move a 'departure from reality'.
Historic Bristol Britton Organ Restored to Glory
The mighty Britton organ, one of the UK's largest concert instruments, is sounding again in Bristol Beacon after a meticulous restoration. Discover its colossal sound and rich history.
Cambridge College's Private School Recruitment Policy
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, will target elite private schools for student recruitment, sparking accusations of 'reverse discrimination' and a 'slap in the face' for state-educated pupils. Read the full story.
Prisoner on 65-day hunger strike says 'I am dying'
Heba Muraisi, on remand for alleged Palestine Action raid, details her deteriorating health after 65 days without food. The protest is the largest of its kind in Britain since 1981. Read her full story.
Wimbledon Concert Hall Plans Progress After Gehry's Death
Plans for a major new 1,250-seat concert hall in Wimbledon, designed by Frank Gehry, are moving forward. The venue aims to transform the area into an international cultural destination.
Terror watchdog calls for social media ban for under-16s
The UK's independent reviewer of terrorism legislation urges a ban on social media for under-16s, citing radicalisation risks and a 38% rise in Prevent referrals in London. Read the full story.
Green Leader Polanski Challenges Khan and Labour Government
Green Party leader Zack Polanski tells the LDRS it's 'impossible' to separate London's issues from national Labour failures. Read his exclusive City Hall interview.
Weight Loss Myths Busted by Ex-NIH Scientist Kevin Hall
Leading scientist Kevin Hall, after 21 years at the NIH, exposes diet and exercise myths in a new book. Discover the real science of weight loss and metabolism. Read the full interview.
NYC Mayor-Elect to be Sworn in at Abandoned Subway Station
Zohran Mamdani will usher in 2026 as New York's mayor in a midnight ceremony at a historic, abandoned subway station. Discover the symbolism and the political reactions to this unconventional inauguration.
The Cure guitarist Perry Bamonte dies aged 65
The Cure announce the death of guitarist and keyboardist Perry Bamonte at 65. A vital creative force, he played on albums like 'Wish' and was recently inducted into the Rock Hall. Read the band's full tribute.
Pig Organs Could Be Superior to Human Transplants
A leading surgeon says gene-edited pig kidneys could one day be better than human organs for transplants, offering hope to thousands on waiting lists. Read about the groundbreaking trial.
Palestine Action hunger striker hospitalised after 53 days
Heba Muraisi, on remand over an Elbit Systems raid, is hospitalised as health deteriorates. The Filton 24 protest is the largest hunger strike in UK prisons since 1981.
Operation Ouch's Jurassic Fart Show at Royal Festival Hall
Doctors Chris and Xand van Tulleken bring their fart-centric live show to London's Royal Festival Hall this festive season. Read our review of the silly yet educational family spectacle.
Ex-Chelsea ace Hall says Newcastle move 'worked out perfectly'
Newcastle United defender Lewis Hall opens up on his Chelsea exit, revealing why the timing was 'perfect' for his career and England ambitions. Read his full story.
Report urges US-style prison rewards system after attack
A major report calls for a US-style rewards system for dangerous prisoners after Manchester Arena plotter Hashem Abedi's alleged attack on prison officers. Read the key findings.
Council Seeks to Shut Islamic Centre Linked to Preacher
Canterbury Bankstown council issues a 'cease use' order for the Al Madina centre, alleging it operates illegally as a prayer hall. The move follows scrutiny after the Bondi attack.
Hugh Cutting's Refound Ensemble review: Wigmore Hall
Countertenor Hugh Cutting and his Refound Ensemble deliver a stunning, intimate performance of 17th-century music at London's Wigmore Hall, showcasing rare emotional depth.
Jim Cartwright's A Christmas Fair Triumphs in Oldham
Jim Cartwright's festive play 'A Christmas Fair' delivers a poignant and powerful revival at Chadderton Town Hall, marking a significant moment for Oldham Coliseum. Read our full review.
Guardian corrects Regina Hall and solitaire game errors
The Guardian has issued corrections for two articles, clarifying actress Regina Hall was misidentified and a 'solitaire' gift referred to a marbles game. Read the full list of recent amendments.
Tate responds to claims its masterpieces are 'hidden' from view
Tate's chairman, Roland Rudd, counters criticism that the gallery hides its treasures, citing the prominent display of Rothko's Seagram murals and the UK's largest Picasso collection. Discover the full story.
MacMillan's Christmas Oratorio Review: A Magical Barbican Night
Sir James MacMillan conducted the BBC Symphony Orchestra in his own Christmas Oratorio at London's Barbican Hall. Read our review of this ferociously committed performance.
Sheffield's Local Carols Celebrated in Theatres and Pubs
Discover how Sheffield's unique, centuries-old carol singing tradition is being kept alive in cosy pubs and celebrated in a new stage production of A Christmas Carol at the Crucible theatre.
William and Kate's Modest £750-a-Month First Home
Before their royal palaces, Prince William and Kate Middleton paid just £750 monthly for a four-bed Anglesey farmhouse. Discover their humble first home together and life in Wales.
Hornsey Town Hall reopens as arts hub after £29m revamp
North London's iconic Hornsey Town Hall reopens as a vibrant arts centre after a major refurbishment. Discover live music, theatre, cinema and more in this modernist landmark.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Live Concert UK Tour 2026
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Live in Concert is back for 2026. The film screens with a live orchestra, DJ, and electronics. London's Royal Festival Hall hosts the first show on March 21. Get tickets now.
Everton Injury Update: Dewsbury-Hall Out for Arsenal Clash
David Moyes reveals Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is injured for Everton's Premier League match against Arsenal, but Jack Grealish is fit. Key updates ahead of the crucial Merseyside fixture.
Elephant & Castle food hall confirms 2026 closure date
Popular South London food hall Mercato Metropolitano confirms it will remain open until the end of 2026, despite approved plans for redevelopment. Discover the future for its 40 independent traders.
Chris Sutton's Everton vs Arsenal prediction for Premier League
BBC pundit Chris Sutton forecasts a tight Arsenal victory at Goodison Park, citing Everton's 'massive injury blow' with Dewsbury-Hall and Grealish doubts. Read the full match preview.
Actor William, son of Coronation Street's Debbie Rush, dies at 31
Debbie Rush announces the death of her son William, a Waterloo Road actor, days before Christmas. The Coronation Street cast offers support as the family grieves.
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