Dylan Thomas 'serial plagiarist' as schoolboy, claims publisher
A publisher alleges Welsh poet Dylan Thomas plagiarised over a dozen poems in his youth. Discover how this could reshape the legacy of one of Britain's literary icons.
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Dylan Thomas accused of schoolboy plagiarism
A publisher claims Dylan Thomas plagiarised over a dozen poems as a schoolboy. Discover the findings set to reshape views on the poet's early years.
Poet Frieda Hughes finds solace in weightlifting
Poet and author Frieda Hughes reveals how her gym routine and lifting weights, including a 125-pound bench press, provides mental clarity and creative inspiration. Discover her unique perspective on wellness.
Freezing Rain Floods Gaza Camps, Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
Heavy rain floods makeshift camps in Gaza, with hypothermia deaths reported. Aid deliveries fall short as displaced families describe tents destroyed and belongings soaked.
Gaza's Only Catholic Church Celebrates Christmas in War
As Gaza's tiny Catholic community gathers for Christmas, Father Carlos Ferrero reveals their struggle for faith and survival amidst ongoing conflict, nightly papal calls, and a fragile ceasefire. Discover their story of resilience.
Gaza Aid Trucks: Israel's Claims vs Humanitarian Data
Two months post-ceasefire, debate rages over aid entering Gaza. Israel claims 600 trucks daily, but UN and rights groups dispute the figures. Explore the data behind the humanitarian crisis.
Gaza famine ends but hunger crisis persists, UN warns
The UN states famine has lifted in Gaza due to increased aid, yet 1.6 million face severe hunger. Winter floods and a fragile ceasefire exacerbate the dire humanitarian emergency. Read the latest.
Frieda Hughes Visits Sylvia Plath's Grave at Christmas
Frieda Hughes shares a poignant poem and tends her mother Sylvia Plath's grave in Heptonstall with Christmas hellebores. Read the moving account of her annual pilgrimage.
Teacher and poet Patricia Robson dies aged 83
Patricia Robson, a dedicated teacher, published poet, and passionate Remainer, has died at 83. Her innovative drama work and poetry left a lasting legacy in Kent and Sussex education.
Israel's 'Yellow Line' Becomes Lethal Gaza Border
Israel's military chief declares a 'yellow line' a new border, barring Palestinians from 58% of Gaza. Our report details the deadly consequences on the ground. Read the full analysis.
Widower's poems to late wife move BBC Breakfast
Raymond Horsley, 94, shared his book of poems for his late wife of 58 years on BBC Breakfast, revealing how charity Age UK 'changed his life' after her death.
Somalia's poets keep hope alive for storytelling and peace
In war-torn Somalia, poets preserve a vital cultural heritage. Amid bombings, they gather in Mogadishu's National Theatre, using verse to champion peace and unity. Discover their enduring struggle.
Thomas Love Peacock's Poem of the Week Rediscovered
Explore Thomas Love Peacock's 'Rich or Poor or Saint and Sinner', the Guardian's Poem of the Week for 1st December 2025. Discover this Victorian gem's timeless social commentary.
Poetry Breaks AI Safety: 62% of Models Yield
New research reveals AI's safety features can be bypassed using poetry, with models providing harmful content 62% of the time. Discover the vulnerability and its implications.
Frieda Hughes Reflects on Art and Poetry Process
Poet and painter Frieda Hughes shares her creative journey between exhibitions and writing. Discover how she transforms life events into art. Read her powerful reflection now.
RFK Jr's Erotic Poetry to Journalist Revealed
Ryan Lizza exposes RFK Jr's explicit poems to Olivia Nuzzi during their alleged affair. Read the full story of this political scandal and its fallout.
Miles Burrows' Poem Confronts Ageing Attitudes
Explore Miles Burrows' powerful new poem 'Missing You' from his collection Slow Puncture, which satirises Western society's harsh treatment of the elderly through lunar metaphor. Discover this unique poetic voice.
Rare William Blake 'The Tyger' to fetch £120k
A rare first-issue print of William Blake's iconic poem 'The Tyger' is set for auction, estimated at £120,000. Discover this unique piece of literary history.
Thomas Campion's Winter Poem: A 400-Year-Old Masterpiece
Discover Thomas Campion's exquisite winter poem 'Now Winter Nights Enlarge' and its musical setting. Explore how this Renaissance poet finds warmth in cold seasons through perfect harmony.
Prunella Scales: A Tribute to Her Poetry and Friendship
Remembering Prunella Scales, the beloved actress and gifted poetry reader. Discover her touching friendship with John Betjeman and her celebrated BBC television work.
UK surgeon's Gaza trauma inspires new charity
British surgeon Dr Mohammed Tahir shares his devastating experiences working in Gaza's hospitals, where he witnessed countless child deaths and now establishes a charity for war victims.
Joan Baez's Thanksgiving Poem Critiques Trump
Folk music legend Joan Baez shares powerful poetic critique of former President Trump, blending political commentary with artistic expression in her latest creative work.
Must-Read Poetry Collections Transforming Contemporary Verse
Discover the most compelling new poetry releases that are reshaping Britain's literary landscape, from debut sensations to established masters.
Frieda Hughes' Poetic Take on Death and Technology
Renowned poet Frieda Hughes, daughter of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes, explores the stark reality of death through the metaphor of a failing printer in her latest powerful work.
Forward Prize Makes History with First Joint Poetry Winners
In an unprecedented move, the prestigious Forward Prize for Poetry crowns two champions as Vidyan Ravinthiran and Karen Solie share the 2025 honour, marking a groundbreaking moment in literary awards history.
Joan Baez writes scathing poem about Donald Trump
Folk music legend Joan Baez has published a powerful new poem targeting Donald Trump, using vivid biological imagery to condemn the former president in her latest artistic protest.
David Duchovny on poetry, podcasts and post-X-Files life
The X-Files legend discusses his surprising pivot to poetry, new Amazon Prime thriller 'Malice', and why he's embracing creative freedom in his latest projects.
Lost Iris Murdoch Poems Discovered in New Collection
A remarkable collection of previously unpublished poems by Iris Murdoch offers fresh insight into the Nobel Prize-winning novelist's creative evolution and private world.
Samuel Johnson's moving elegy for Dr Robert Levet
Discover the poignant story behind Samuel Johnson's heartfelt elegy for his humble friend Dr Robert Levet, an 18th-century poem celebrating ordinary heroism that resonates today.
Gaza Aid Crisis Deepens as Israel Delays Vital Convoys
Critical shortages of food, water and medical supplies grip Gaza as humanitarian agencies report Israeli authorities are systematically delaying and restricting aid deliveries, creating catastrophic conditions for civilians.
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