50 Photos Capture November in Liverpool Through the Decades
Archive photos from Mirrorpix show November in Liverpool from the 1920s to the 1990s, including Bonfire Night and Christmas scenes.
Category : Arts
November Design and Art Calendar for Interiors Lovers
From Kate Jenkins' knitted delicatessen to new shops and art fairs, here's November's essential guide to design and art events in London.
New biography unravels Geoffrey Bardon myth and Papunya story
A new biography examines Geoffrey Bardon's role in the Western Desert painting movement, challenging the myth of the white saviour and revealing a complex, painful story.
Lime bike jousting 'legitimate' sport, pro says
A professional jouster calls Lime bike jousting a 'legitimate' form of the sport ahead of a second planned duel in London on Saturday, despite Lime's safety warning.
Daily Horoscope October 31, 2026: Your Star Sign Predictions
The Moon in Cancer aligns with Venus for a potent blend today, making domestic life and reminiscing appealing. Capricorn, Pisces and Aquarius should reflect on the past but return to the present by day's end.
Jonathan Yeo on royal tour: 'fascinating circus'
Artist Jonathan Yeo, tasked with documenting the King's nine-day Caribbean tour, calls it a 'fascinating circus' and praises Charles's energy after a 10-hour flight.
Liverpool Cathedral Noël light show features children's stars
Liverpool Cathedral's Noël light experience will premiere from November 27 to December 5, featuring projections by Luxmuralis and thousands of paper stars created by school children.
Reece Shearsmith book tour show: 'Changed everything'
Reece Shearsmith's live show for his memoir 'Things I Took From the Dark' impressed a reviewer, who called it the best show since Titanique.
Mini Greek Village Built in Swiss Garden for £20k
Michael Scherrer spent £20,000 creating a miniature Greek village in his Swiss garden, complete with white walls, blue shutters, a tiny bar, and plastic cats.
Sir Philip Redmond visits Leith in Town of Culture bid
Grange Hill creator Sir Philip Redmond visited Leith as one of 15 UK towns shortlisted for Town of Culture in its 900th anniversary year.
CentreStage partners with Stewart Travel in Ayrshire
CentreStage has announced a new community partnership with Stewart Travel, making the travel agent a Community Partner to support arts, inclusion and ASN programmes across Ayrshire.
Abandoned UK house hides Egyptian shrine with Tutankhamun mummy
Urban explorers found a Tutankhamun mummy, papyrus, hieroglyphics, Anubis statues and cobras inside an Egyptian 'shrine' in a derelict Midlands house.
Swansea cancels Magic Men show over raunchy concerns
Swansea Council cancelled the Magic Men strip show at Brangwyn Hall after concerns it was 'too raunchy'. Will Parfitt expressed disappointment.
Greggs Ta-Pastry on Display at Newcastle Museum
The 8-metre Greggs Ta-Pastry is now on free display at the Great North Museum: Hancock in Newcastle, chronicling the history of the bakery's famous sausage roll until January 2027.
Glasgow in the 1980s: Nostalgic Photos of Life in Scotland's Biggest City
The Daily Record has delved into the archives and rounded up photographs of life in Glasgow throughout the 1980s, offering a fascinating insight into the city's past.
Free Manchester museum praised as 'fantastic' for half term
Imperial War Museum North in Stretford is a free family attraction hosting half-term events, praised by visitors on TripAdvisor as 'absolutely brilliant'.
Widnes church unveils 15,000-poppy Remembrance cascade
St Mary's Church in West Bank, Widnes, has unveiled a 131ft cascade of more than 15,000 handmade knitted and crocheted poppies ahead of Remembrance Sunday.
Giant 39ft polar bear unveiled in Manchester
A 39-foot polar bear sculpture, claimed to be the world's tallest, has been unveiled in Manchester to support Royal Manchester Children's Hospital with 371 teddy donations.
Alnwick Poison Garden Wins Guinness World Record
Alnwick Garden's Poison Garden has been officially recognised by Guinness World Records for housing the most species of poisonous and narcotic plants, with 97 toxic species behind its iron gates.
Joe Lycett Pays Art Tribute to Viral Welsh Nan
Celebrity Traitors star Joe Lycett painted a tribute to Anne Hughes, the Welsh nan who went viral after being hoisted by a shop shutter, now on display at his exhibition.
River of Light returns to Liverpool after cancellations
River of Light returns to Liverpool city centre tonight after three nights of cancellations due to bad weather. The free illuminated trail features 13 artworks across multiple locations.
Embroiderer to Royals Shares Craft Secrets
Three-year-old Laura Baverstock's first stitch led to royal commissions, Hollywood films, and a Vacheron Constantin watch dial, proving talent, not privilege, defines her success.
Liverpool Cathedral Through the Years: Archive Pictures
Liverpool Anglican Cathedral was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 25 October 1978, after 74 years of construction. Archive photos capture its history.
Greggs Ta-Pastry sausage roll tapestry unveiled in Newcastle
Greggs has unveiled an 8-metre embroidered 'Ta-Pastry' at the Great North Museum: Hancock, charting the history of the iconic sausage roll. The free display runs until the end of January.
Archive photos show generations of Liverpool and Everton fans
Archive photos capture generations of Liverpool and Everton fans, from Istanbul 2005 to 1950s matchday scenes, celebrating Merseyside football culture.
Clayze: Liverpool's first handmade ceramics market
Artist Jenny McCarthy launches Clayze, Liverpool's first dedicated handmade ceramics market, with over 30 ceramicists at The Old Police Station on Lark Lane, November 1.
Horoscope Today: Sunday, October 25, 2026 Guide
Read your daily horoscope for Sunday, October 25, 2026. Mercury and Venus retrograde bring clarity to Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces.
Stanhope fossil tree, stepping stones and heritage railway
Stanhope in County Durham is home to a 320-million-year-old fossil tree, giant stepping stones, a heritage railway, and a former castle turned holiday lets.
New exhibition revives Liverpool's 1970s music scene
A new exhibition in Liverpool, '50 Years of DIY Music and Creativity in Liverpool Part One: The Pool of Life', celebrates the city's mid-1970s music scene with press cuttings, gig posters, and photographs, running until November 20.
Newcastle Historic Quarter: 1965 vs Today
A 1965 photo of Newcastle's Amen Corner, Black Gate, and Castle Keep shows minimal change when compared to the same location today, six decades later.
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