Obituary: Richard Mason, teacher and football fan, dies aged 82
Richard Mason, a beloved history teacher and football fanatic who attended over 5,000 matches, has died at 82. Read about his life from Kent classrooms to Bergamo.
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Design education pioneer Peter Lloyd-Jones dies aged 92
Peter Lloyd-Jones, who shaped UK design education at Kingston and pioneered TV design courses, has died. Read about his legacy bridging science and art.
Tom Gauld's cartoon on last-minute Christmas bookshop rush
A new cartoon by Tom Gauld perfectly illustrates the frantic, last-minute Christmas Eve dash to independent bookshops. Discover the humour in the seasonal panic.
Nicola Jennings cartoon on Trump and Epstein files
A sharp editorial cartoon by Nicola Jennings captures the political storm surrounding the 2025 release of the Epstein files and Donald Trump's reaction. Explore the satire and its implications.
Piccadilly Circus's World Time Linear Clock Revealed
Discover the unique World Time Linear Clock at Piccadilly Circus Tube station. Installed in 1928, this ingenious device shows the time anywhere on Earth at a glance. Find out more about this hidden London gem.
Pearl Harbor survivor Ira 'Ike' Schab dies aged 105
Ira 'Ike' Schab, one of the last remaining survivors of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, has died peacefully at home aged 105. We remember his service and legacy.
Kate Winslet on being told to settle for 'fat girl parts'
Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet opens up about cruel body shaming from teachers and peers in her youth, which led to unhealthy eating habits. Read her powerful story of resilience.
Should we turn the internet off? Readers debate
As the internet fuels political polarisation, Guardian readers question if a return to analogue life would protect democracy. Share your view on the digital dilemma.
What's on at the cinema this Boxing Day 2025
Your complete guide to the films hitting Australian cinemas on 26 December 2025, featuring Harris Dickinson's directorial debut, a French bromance, SpongeBob, and Hollywood blockbusters.
Guardian Readers Vote on the Best Internet Memes Ever
Guardian readers have their say on the greatest internet memes of all time, from Distracted Boyfriend and Doge to Rickrolling and 'I'm not a cat'. Discover the viral hits that defined digital culture.
Ariana Grande hosts emotional SNL finale with Cher
Ariana Grande returned to host Saturday Night Live's 2025 finale, featuring Cher's performance and Bowen Yang's emotional farewell. Read our full recap of the blockbuster episode.
Chichester's A Boy Called Christmas Review: Lacks Wonder
Chichester Festival Youth Theatre's musical adaptation of Matt Haig's 'A Boy Called Christmas' is visually charming but let down by humdrum songs and a staid script. Runs until 31 December.
Kate Winslet Reveals Crew Were Underpaid on Directorial Debut
Kate Winslet claims sexism in film forced her to call in favours for her directorial debut 'Goodbye June', leading to underpaid crew. She criticises industry bias.
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.
CMAT's 'Euro-Country' is the defining sound of 2025
Irish singer-songwriter CMAT's album 'Euro-Country' perfectly captures the anxiety and absurdity of modern life. Discover how her music crystallises the era's crises while offering defiant hope.
Romance book sales boom hits £69m in the UK
Romance fiction sales have surged to a record £69m in the UK, doubling in the US. Discover why this genre, from Emily Henry to 'romantasy', offers vital connection in turbulent times.
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.
Guardian's 2025 Books Quiz: Set by Top Authors
The Guardian's annual literary quiz for 2025 is live, featuring questions from Mick Herron, Bernardine Evaristo, Ali Smith and more. Test your book knowledge now and download the app for more puzzles.
Strictly bosses 'determined' to find La Voix a presenting role
Following Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman's emotional exit, Strictly Come Dancing producers are reportedly keen to secure drag star La Voix for a presenting gig on the BBC show. Read the latest news.
JB Priestley's When We Are Married at Donmar Warehouse
Tim Sheader directs a charming revival of JB Priestley's 1934 comedy at the Donmar Warehouse, where three couples discover their marriages are invalid. A playfully subversive look at gender and class.
Winter Solstice Celebrated at Stonehenge by Thousands
Thousands, including druids and pagans from across the globe, gathered at Stonehenge to mark the winter solstice and watch the sunrise on the shortest day. Experience the ancient tradition.
Who Could Save Todd from Theo in Coronation Street?
As Todd Grimshaw's abuse at the hands of Theo Silverton escalates, we examine the seven Weatherfield residents most likely to become his saviour. Will George, Billy, or Sarah uncover the truth?
Films of 2025 Reflect Real-World Political Resistance
Explore how 2025's award-winning films, from Jafar Panahi to Paul Thomas Anderson, mirror global struggles against oppression, drawing direct parallels to current protests and political crackdowns.
Bongino leaves FBI deputy role, eyes media comeback
Dan Bongino steps down as FBI deputy director after a brief stint. Trump hints at a return to his lucrative conservative media career. Explore the revolving door between right-wing media and government.
Lily Allen on ex David Harbour's bond with her daughters
Lily Allen opens up about her daughters' ongoing relationship with ex-husband David Harbour and reflects on the pain of her marriages in a candid new interview. Read the full story.
The 3 'Missing' London Underground Stations
Discover the story of the three Northern line stations planned in the 1930s but abandoned after WWII. Explore London's hidden transport history and see the remnants today.
Scandinavian Candle Crown Tradition Explained
Discover the ancient story behind the Lucia tradition, where women wear candle crowns in December. See how this Scandinavian festival is celebrated in London today.
London's Secret WWII Tube Station Hidden For Years
Discover the story of Kensington (Olympia) station, the London Underground stop kept secret for years due to its vital role in the Second World War and its use by Allied Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Renate Reinsve on Cannes Success and Career Doubts
Norwegian star Renate Reinsve reveals how she nearly quit acting for carpentry before her Cannes-winning role in 'The Worst Person in the World'. Discover her journey with Joachim Trier.
Dance Access in UK Schools: A Vital Fight for Arts
As 'The Nutcracker' captivates young audiences, we examine why dance education remains out of reach for many UK children and the new hope for creative subjects under a changing curriculum.
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