Beryl Cook: Major Plymouth Show Seeks Critical Recognition
A major retrospective in Plymouth argues Beryl Cook was a serious artist who chronicled social change. The 'Pride and Joy' exhibition opens on 24 January 2026.
Category : Culture
Mika on intrusive press questions about his sexuality
Pop star Mika opens up about the intrusive and harmful media scrutiny of his sexuality in the 2000s, contrasting it with today's climate. Read his powerful reflections.
Gen Z Revives Cancelled Show The Rookie on Netflix
The police drama The Rookie, cancelled by ABC, has found explosive popularity with Gen Z viewers on Netflix, sparking talks of a potential revival. Discover how streaming is rewriting TV rules.
Waitrose Biryani Tops Supermarket Taste Test
A taste test of chicken and lamb biryani ready meals from Sainsbury's, Iceland, Waitrose and M&S reveals a surprising winner and a budget dark horse. Find out which one delivered Mughal-inspired flavour.
Death of Gesualdo: A Creepy Fusion in London
Review of 'Death of Gesualdo' at St Martin-in-the-Fields, exploring the murderous composer's life through sublime music and stylised theatre. A compelling must-see.
Clive Myrie spills Mastermind gossip: contestants 'got it on'
BBC presenter Clive Myrie revealed a behind-the-scenes Mastermind romance that blossomed after filming. Get the full story on the couple who found love on the quiz show.
Felicity Cloake's Quick Mapo Tofu Recipe
Discover how to make authentic Sichuan mapo tofu at home with Felicity Cloake's masterclass. This spicy, creamy dish comes together in under 20 minutes. Get the recipe now!
Keith Urban's New Romance After Nicole Kidman Split
Keith Urban reportedly moves on with a new partner as his divorce from Nicole Kidman finalises. Details on custody, salaries, and the alleged family rift revealed. Read the full story.
Gladiators' new 'Everest' game features 21ft high platform
BBC's Gladiators introduces a perilous new game, 'Everest', where contenders face off 21ft high on a tilting platform. Presenter Bradley Walsh says it 'raises the stakes'. Tune in Saturday.
Benny Hill stage revival examines comedy's evolution
A new stage review of Benny Hill's legacy asks what millions once found hilarious and why it feels so different today. Discover the show's vivid exploration of dated humour.
How Modern Fiction is Redefining Stories of Infidelity
Explore how contemporary authors, from Lily Allen to Sally Rooney, are reshaping the literary narrative around love, cheating, and polyamory in modern Britain. Discover the new wave of novels.
Artist Reconstructs Family History from Cuba's Slave Trade Era
A powerful visual project uses sugar and fragmented archives to piece together a family history severed by the transatlantic slave trade in Cuba, exploring memory, loss, and survival.
Apprentice star apologises for 'awful' historic racist, sexist posts
The Apprentice contestant Levi Hague apologises for 'awful' historic racist and sexist social media posts, as the BBC and producers launch an urgent review.
Corrie Boss Confirms Theo's Next Two Victims
Coronation Street's executive producer reveals abuser Theo Silverton will target Summer Spellman and George Shuttleworth next, as Todd's domestic violence nightmare continues. Don't miss the latest spoilers.
Emmylou Harris's Emotional Farewell at Celtic Connections
Country legend Emmylou Harris delivered a majestic farewell performance at Glasgow's Celtic Connections festival. Read our review of the 78-year-old icon's emotional, career-spanning show.
Beckhams hope for Brooklyn reunion after PR split
David and Victoria Beckham cling to hope of rebuilding ties with son Brooklyn after his and Nicola Peltz's crisis PR expert departs. The family feud may be cooling.
Avoid London Theatre Ticket Mistakes in January
Theatre expert Ben Jackson reveals why January is the worst time to rush into booking London show tickets. Discover the smarter strategy for securing the best seats and views.
Michael Sheen Founds Welsh National Theatre
Actor Michael Sheen funds and launches the new Welsh National Theatre, opening with 'Our Town' in Swansea. A bold response to funding cuts threatening Welsh arts.
Man lives in Hampton Court Palace as a real tennis pro
A 28-year-old professional real tennis player reveals his unique life inside Henry VIII's historic Hampton Court Palace. Discover how his niche sport grants him a royal residence. Read the full story.
EastEnders: Cindy warns Max as Jasmine plots escape
Cindy Beale issues a serious warning to Max Branning about dangerous teen Jasmine Fisher in EastEnders. Will he listen before a shocking pub confrontation?
Emmerdale: Rhona's 'Ultimate Betrayal' Shatters Relationship
Rhona Goskirk faces the fallout of her secret in Emmerdale's murder week. As Ray's killer is hunted, a friendship is utterly shattered. Read the full spoilers.
Corrie: Kevin's Rage Boils Over as Tyrone Faces Carl
Kevin Webster reaches breaking point over Debbie's loyalty to villainous Carl, while Tyrone takes matters into his own hands. Full spoilers for next week's explosive Coronation Street episodes.
New Vibrance light festival to illuminate City of London
A brand-new free festival, Vibrance, will light up the City of London's historic landmarks with projections, VR and live music on January 29-30. Discover the full programme.
TikTok's 'Disgustingly Educated' Trend Fights Scrolling
A new TikTok trend called 'disgustingly educated' encourages users to swap screen time for classic books and art. Can it truly combat phone addiction?
Cleopatra's Needle: Its Treacherous Journey to London
The incredible true story of how Cleopatra's Needle, the ancient Egyptian obelisk on the Thames, survived a storm-lashed voyage to reach Britain. Discover its 3,400-year history.
Premier Opposes Author at Adelaide Writers' Week
A letter from South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas criticising Randa Abdel-Fattah's inclusion in the 2026 Adelaide Writers' Week programme has been made public. Read the full story on the controversy.
Can You Solve Ian Stewart's Geometrical Puzzles?
Test your mind with three geometrical brainteasers from acclaimed UK maths writer Ian Stewart. Can you tile the grid, reassemble the shape, and share the pizza fairly?
M&S £28 'beautiful' tote bag hailed as great for work
Shoppers are raving about Marks & Spencer's £28 Faux Leather Shopper, calling it a stylish and spacious essential for the office and daily errands. Discover why it's a hit.
Baby names that could go extinct in 2026
Data reveals which once-popular baby names are falling out of favour with UK parents. See if your name is on the list of those facing extinction.
45th anniversary of New Cross Fire marked in London
Today marks 45 years since the New Cross Fire claimed 13 young lives. We remember the tragedy, the unanswered questions, and the ongoing fight for justice. Read the full story.
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