How Tea Becomes a Lifelong Habit for Brits
Explore how tea transforms into a lifelong habit for Brits, blending cultural rituals, health benefits, and daily routines that span generations.
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Ateez Headlines BST Hyde Park 2026
South Korean boyband Ateez will headline BST Hyde Park on June 28, 2026. Tickets go on sale May 29. The eight-member group is the latest K-pop act to top the festival lineup.
ATEEZ BST Hyde Park 2026: Tickets & Presale Info
K-pop group ATEEZ will headline BST Hyde Park on June 28, 2026. Get presale and ticket details for their UK exclusive show in London.
Logma: Iranian-Iraqi Fusion Cafe with Weekly Supper Club
Logma in Haggerston offers incredible Iranian-Iraqi fusion cuisine. By day a cafe, by night a supper club. Must-try dishes include courgette flower dolma and Gulf-style fish.
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Hermès Scarves in Charity Shop Too Pricey for Shopper
A woman was stunned to find two Hermès scarves in a Chelsea charity shop for £650 each, far beyond her budget, despite being a bargain compared to retail prices.
RAYE at London's O2 Arena: May 2026 Shows Guide
RAYE returns to London's O2 Arena for two final shows on May 19-20, 2026. Get timings, setlist, support acts, and last-minute ticket info.
Jake Wood's AI Art Exhibition Closes After Backlash
EastEnders actor Jake Wood's art exhibition in Brighton has closed early due to backlash over AI-generated imagery, with the gallery citing horrid and abusive behavior.
Dr Todd's Baby Threat in Emmerdale Shocks Charity
Doctor Todd blackmails Charity for £100,000 after discovering she owns half the Woolpack, then threatens baby Leyla to assert dominance in Emmerdale.
Man's One-Word Review of Beckham's Pie Shop
A content creator tried David Beckham's go-to pie and mash shop in Waltham Cross and shared a single-word verdict: 'phenomenal'.
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Munya Chawawa on Satire in the Age of Social Media
Comedian Munya Chawawa discusses political satire, social media, and finding humor in global chaos, from Trump to lockdown parodies.
Einstürzende Neubauten on Fifth Decade and New Member
Blixa Bargeld and new bassist Josefine Lukschy discuss the band's evolution, Berlin's changing culture, and their enduring legacy as industrial pioneers.
Can Toddlers Learn Art in Museums? NMC Shows How
National Museum Cardiff engages under-fives with art through play and education. Mini Wonders program helps children critique Turner paintings and develop school readiness.
Country Diary 1976: Dogwood Plague on North Downs
In 1976, a country diary described dogwood as a plague on the North Downs, but noted its surprising aspects and a legend linking it to the crucifixion.
Ralph Lauren Catwalk History: Polo to Tuxedos
Explore the history of Ralph Lauren's iconic catwalk shows from 1972 to now, as chronicled in a new book by Bridget Foley, featuring preppy polo players, tuxedos, and fishing rods.
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Nothing Phone 4a Pro Review: Aluminium and Quirky Design
Nothing's latest mid-range smartphone, the Phone 4a Pro, features a premium aluminium body, huge 6.83-inch OLED screen, and a unique dot-matrix LED display on the back, offering a fun alternative to typical slabs.
Relentless Memory Review: Mapuche Oral History
Paula Rodríguez's documentary follows a Mapuche academic retracing a prisoner's deportation route, weaving testimonies into a powerful oral history that confronts past atrocities and warns future generations.
Greg James and Alice Levine Launch New Podcast Bad Chat
Broadcasting favourites Greg James and Alice Levine finally team up in their first podcast together, Bad Chat. Plus, a cool new take on Radio 4's A History of the World in 100 Objects.
Smallie Review: Windrush Scandal's Human Stories
A review of Eden McKenzie-Goddard's debut novel 'Smallie', which explores the Windrush scandal through the intimate story of Lucinda Brown, a Barbadian immigrant threatened with deportation after decades in Britain.
Barbra Streisand Skips Cannes Over Knee Injury
Barbra Streisand, 84, will miss Cannes Film Festival due to a knee injury. She receives an honorary Palme d'Or. Peter Jackson and John Travolta also honored.
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Joseph Fiennes Nervous Playing Gareth Southgate in Dear England
Joseph Fiennes reveals nerves playing Gareth Southgate in BBC's Dear England, adapted from the Olivier-winning play, exploring football and national identity.
Arnott's Shapes Arrive in UK Supermarkets
Australian snack Arnott's Shapes are now available in UK supermarkets in Chicken, Barbecue, and Pizza flavours, offering a savoury alternative to Tim Tams.
Paul Seed: Artist and Actor Who Championed Arts Education
Paul Seed, a talented artist and actor from Manchester Grammar School, played a key role in promoting art as an A-level subject. His legacy in the arts is remembered.
Moulin Review: Nemes' Resistance Drama Chills and Surprises
László Nemes' film on Jean Moulin's torture by Klaus Barbie blends impeccable craftsmanship with conventional storytelling, offering a chilling yet stirring wartime drama.
Dame Felicity Lott, British Soprano, Dies at 78
Dame Felicity Lott, the acclaimed British soprano known for her Mozart and Strauss roles, has died at 78. Her career spanned four decades.
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US Northern Soul Acts Settled in England After Wigan
Discover how American northern soul artists traveled to Wigan, UK, and some chose to stay, shaping the genre's history and cultural exchange.
Bulgaria's Dara Wins Eurovision with Bangaranga
Bulgaria celebrates its first Eurovision win as Dara's Bangaranga tops the charts, bringing hope amid political turmoil and boosting national pride.
Farm Fatale Review: Scarecrows Battle Climate Crisis
Philippe Quesne's Farm Fatale at Southbank Centre features scarecrow broadcasters fighting climate despair with art, blending absurdity and hope.
Maverick: David Lean Documentary Review – Dashing Retrospective
Barnaby Thompson's documentary on David Lean is an exhilarating delve into the director's peerless career and complex personal life, with a grand cast of talking heads.
Death Valley Series 2 Review: Timothy Spall Shines
Timothy Spall and Gwyneth Keyworth return in the second series of Death Valley, a cosy crime drama that balances absurdity and charm with excellent chemistry.
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Sony Reviving PS1 Classics Like WipEout and Ape Escape
Rumors suggest Sony is exploring reviving retro franchises including WipEout, Ape Escape, and inFamous, with potential remasters for its summer showcase.
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