London Velodrome Makes Farting Noises During Fireworks
London's 2012 Olympic Velodrome, nicknamed The Pringle, is making headlines for its flatulent noises caused by fireworks. Discover the quirky architectural phenomenon captivating TikTok.
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BBC Director-General Tim Davie resigns
BBC Director-General Tim Davie and News CEO Deborah Turness resign following impartiality concerns over Trump documentary editing. Read the latest developments.
Scandinavian Winter Clothing Essentials Guide
Discover 8 winter clothing essentials Scandinavians swear by for surviving cold months. From heated socks to all-weather jackets, learn how Nordic experts stay warm.
BBC's Tim Davie to resign over bias accusations
BBC Director General Tim Davie expected to resign following claims of 'serious and systemic' bias in coverage of Trump, Gaza and trans rights. Read the latest developments.
M&S £46 Festive Dress Balances Glamour & Style
Discover the M&S Embellished Bodycon Midi Dress, the perfect blend of sparkle and sophistication for Christmas parties. Shop now for £46.
Melbourne Native Title Claim Filed by Traditional Owners
The Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people have lodged a native title claim covering thousands of square kilometres across Melbourne and surrounding regions, seeking legal recognition of their ancestral connections.
Paul Kalkbrenner's only UK show at Drumsheds
German techno legend Paul Kalkbrenner announces his sole UK performance for 2025 at London's massive Drumsheds venue on 13th December. Tickets available now.
Gren Gaskell: Miner turned author dies aged 89
Gren Gaskell's remarkable journey from Nottinghamshire miner to published author and lifelong learner. Discover how education transformed his life and legacy.
Paul Kalkbrenner's only UK show at Drumsheds
German techno legend Paul Kalkbrenner announces his sole UK performance this year at London's massive Drumsheds venue on 13 December. Limited tickets available.
Ex-paratrooper becomes first Beefeater at Tower
Lee Fox becomes first former paratrooper to serve as Beefeater at Tower of London. The 40-year-old shares his remarkable journey from combat zones to historic fortress.
White House calls BBC '100% fake news' in bias row
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt brands BBC '100% fake news' as bias allegations rock the broadcaster. Explore the explosive timeline and political fallout.
Tom Gauld's Writing Masterpiece Cartoon Revealed
Discover Tom Gauld's latest cartoon masterpiece exploring the creative writing process. A witty take on literary struggles that every writer will recognise.
Nikki Glaser hosts SNL in raunchy, fast-moving episode
Comedian Nikki Glaser joins an elite group of female stand-ups to host Saturday Night Live, delivering a punchy episode with musical guest Sombr. Read our full recap.
UK Music Festivals 2026: Glastonbury Alternatives
Glastonbury's 2026 fallow year opens opportunities for other UK festivals. Discover the best alternative music events across Britain with our comprehensive guide.
Bad Bridgets: Irish Crime Stories Inspire Film
Margot Robbie's company to adapt hit podcast about 19th century Irish female criminals in New York. Discover the untold stories of poverty, prison and defiance.
EastEnders shock stabbing leaves character fighting for life
A violent confrontation in EastEnders leaves one character fighting for survival after a shocking stabbing. Don't miss the dramatic scenes airing from November 10 on BBC One.
BBC to apologise for Donald Trump speech editing
The BBC faces mounting pressure to apologise for editing Donald Trump's January 6 speech, with critics alleging left-wing bias. Read the full investigation.
Weekend Photos: Remembrance Sunday to Pride Parades
From Remembrance services to Pride celebrations and global cultural events, The Guardian's picture editors capture powerful moments from around the world this weekend.
Guardian Readers Vote on Fiction's Most Evil Villains
Guardian readers debate the most evil villains in fiction, from Shakespeare's Iago to Star Wars' Palpatine. Discover their chilling choices and why these characters terrify us.
AI Threatens Joy in Hobbies and Social Connection
As AI infiltrates book clubs and escape rooms, Guardian columnist Emma Beddington argues it strips away the human connection that makes hobbies meaningful. Discover why authentic experiences matter.
British Museum Samurai Show Challenges Warrior Myths
Groundbreaking British Museum exhibition reveals the complex reality of samurai life beyond pop culture stereotypes, featuring women warriors and artistic creations. Book tickets from 10 November.
Why Do We Feel Nostalgia? Exploring Our Sentimental Side
Discover the psychological reasons behind nostalgia and why certain triggers evoke powerful memories. Share your thoughts on this fascinating emotional phenomenon.
BBC Symphony Orchestra review: Oramo's triumphant concert
Experience the BBC Symphony Orchestra's powerful performance of Coleridge-Taylor, Adès and Sibelius at the Barbican. Read our exclusive review of this magnificent classical concert.
Trespasses: Irish Drama Hits Screens Tonight
The TV adaptation of Louise Kennedy's acclaimed novel Trespasses premieres tonight on Channel 4, featuring Lola Petticrew and Tom Cullen in a gripping Troubles-era love story.
Richard Ashcroft's Epic Manchester Show Review
Richard Ashcroft delivers a rocket-fuelled performance at Manchester's Co-op Live, channelling his 90s Verve heyday with uplifting epics and a cathartic sing-along. Read our full review.
TikTok star reviews viral Camden chip shop
TikTok food critic Harrison Webb gives his honest review of Camden's viral Funky Chips stall, rating the £12 loaded fries just 3.2 out of 5. Discover his verdict and public reaction.
Perfect Beer Cheese Soup: Wisconsin Classic Recipe
Discover how to create the ultimate beer cheese soup, a rich Midwestern classic perfect for cold British days. Get Felicity Cloake's perfected recipe with expert tips.
Fatherland review: A wonky gem of a debut play
Nancy Farino's debut play Fatherland at Hampstead Theatre explores a fractured father-daughter relationship on a poignant road trip. A review of this wonky gem.
Broadway vs West End: A Londoner's Verdict
After years of West End shows, a London journalist experiences Broadway's Chicago. Discover the key differences in atmosphere, ticket prices, and theatre design.
9 Seasonal Fruits & Veggies for November
Discover the tasty and nutritious UK-grown produce in season this November. From root vegetables to brassicas, find out what to eat now for flavour and a lower carbon footprint.
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