Daisy Ridley's Zombie Thriller We Bury the Dead Reviewed
Daisy Ridley stars in a contemplative zombie film, We Bury the Dead, focusing on grief over gore. A solid twist on the undead genre, out now in the UK. Read our review.
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Holly Ramsay's three wedding dresses and family feud
Holly Ramsay wore three stunning gowns to marry Adam Peaty at Bath Abbey, including her mother's dress. The joyous day was marred by a major family feud. Discover all the details.
Billy Discovers Theo's Abuse of Todd in Coronation Street
In a shocking Coronation Street twist, Billy Mayhew uncovers the brutal truth about Theo's abuse of Todd Grimshaw. Can he make Todd see he's a victim? Full spoilers inside.
Emmerdale: Laurel's world crashes as Ray's true nature exposed
Laurel Thomas's romance with Ray Walters implodes in Emmerdale as she learns he's a killer and trafficker. All the shocking details from the January 2nd episode.
Emmerdale: Charity's Baby Bombshell Finally Dropped
Charity Dingle's secret pregnancy is finally exposed to husband Mack in a dramatic Emmerdale betrayal. Will their marriage survive the fallout? Read the full spoilers.
Harry Potter star's pixelated New Year post baffles fans
Actor David Thewlis shared a fully pixelated New Year's Eve photo, sparking fan debate on privacy and drawing eerie parallels to 'Black Mirror'. Discover his unique take on social media.
Sahelanthropus: New Analysis Fuels Human Ancestor Debate
Fresh bone study argues Sahelanthropus tchadensis, a 7-million-year-old ape, walked upright. Scientists clash over whether it's humanity's earliest known ancestor. Read the latest.
13 Unmissable TV Shows to Watch in 2026
Your ultimate guide to the biggest TV shows launching in 2026, from the return of Bridgerton and The Night Manager to new dramas like The Beauty. Plan your viewing now.
20 Images Capture Global Conflict, Tragedy and Hope
From Russian drone strikes in Kyiv to a deadly Swiss fire and California floods, the world's leading photojournalists document a pivotal week. Explore the full gallery.
The Night Manager Season 2 Premieres to Rave Reviews
Tom Hiddleston returns as Jonathan Pine in The Night Manager season 2 on BBC One. The gripping spy thriller drew 3.3 million viewers, with fans declaring it 'worth the decade wait'. Catch up now on iPlayer.
Clooneys' French Move: Wine, Privacy and US Sanctions Risk
George and Amal Clooney's move to France was driven by more than US politics. We reveal the key factors: a vineyard venture, strict privacy laws, and a US entry ban threat.
Mystery mannequin interrupts Colombian TV broadcast
A Colombian TV network left viewers terrified after a dishevelled mannequin repeatedly appeared on screen during a New Year's Eve broadcast. Read the full story.
Obituary: Stone Carver Richard Kindersley Dies at 86
Renowned British letter cutter and sculptor Richard Kindersley has died at 86. His legacy includes work at St Paul's Cathedral, London Bridge, and the Normandy Memorial.
No-Trousers Tube Ride Returns to London in January 2026
The annual No-Trousers Tube Ride is back in London on Saturday 11 January 2026. Find out how to join this bizarre capital tradition for a dose of harmless fun.
Major John Wick & Saw Video Games Announced by Lionsgate
Lionsgate executives confirm major AAA video game adaptations of John Wick and Saw are in development and will be announced soon. Get the latest details.
Paul Mescal to 'ration workload' and take acting break
Irish actor Paul Mescal reveals plans for an extended hiatus from film, aiming to return only for his role as Paul McCartney in the 2028 Beatles biopic. Get the full story.
The Many Meanings of 'How Are You?' in British Greetings
Guardian readers share their unique responses to the common greeting 'How are you?', revealing it as both a casual hello and a profound inquiry into the human condition. Discover the regional quirks and poignant replies.
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Times at London O2 Arena
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live takes over London's O2 Arena on January 10 & 11. Get door opening, start, and end times for the Glow-n-Fire shows. Book now!
Call for Wuthering Heights to be filmed as a trilogy
A Guardian reader argues Emily Brontë's classic novel 'Wuthering Heights' shares its three-part structure with Greek tragedy and deserves a cinematic trilogy. Discover the compelling parallels.
Readers challenge Guardian's 'century' photo list over Gaza omission
Guardian readers express dismay over the exclusion of harrowing Gaza conflict imagery from a major photographic retrospective, arguing the devastation is seared into global memory.
Witty UK Letters: From Dog Signs to Early Easter Eggs
A collection of humorous and insightful letters from Guardian readers across the UK, covering everything from pet rivalry and Suffolk signs to railway theft and early Easter treats. Read the public's sharp observations.
Best Concealers 2026: Top 8 Tested by Experts
Discover the top concealers for flawless coverage in 2026. Our expert testing reveals the best for dark circles, dry skin, and budgets, plus pro application tips.
How to Look Rested Despite the UK Sleep Crisis
With Brits losing 18 days of sleep yearly, our guide reveals pro tips from facial massage to 'light-bounce' dressing to fake a well-rested glow. Look alert, even when you're not.
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks: Last-Minute Tickets at O2 Arena
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live brings high-octane 'Glow-n-Fire' action to London's O2 Arena on 10-11 Jan 2026. Discover how to secure last-minute tickets now.
Photos of the Day: Snow, Flooding and Supermoon
From snow in Wales to flooding in Gaza and the first wolf supermoon of 2026, see the powerful images that defined Friday, 2nd January. Explore the world in pictures.
Bondi Beach: Grieving a shattered sanctuary after attack
Comedian Alice Fraser reflects on the Bondi Junction attack, mourning the loss of peace at her lifelong sanctuary and questioning the ideologies that seek to destroy communal joy.
Future generations' verdict on our use of AI
How will our descendants view today's AI revolution? Explore the ethical and societal legacy we are creating with artificial intelligence. Join the conversation.
Backpacker Missing Since 1976 Found Alive After Surf Film
Ingrid LeFebour, who vanished on Indonesia's Nias island in 1976, was presumed dead. Decades later, a surf documentary revealed her incredible survival story. Read the full account.
Gay history of Brisbane's Olympic suburb Herston revealed
As Brisbane prepares for the 2032 Olympics, historians highlight the suburb of Herston's origins in a secret 19th-century gay relationship between Queensland's first premier and his attorney general.
Mindful Chef's January Smoothie Bar Tour Hits London
Mindful Chef is touring London with a pop-up smoothie bar this January, offering nutritious, functional blends from £5.90. Find dates and locations for your healthy pit stop.
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