Haunting images inside abandoned Broadmoor hospital
An urban explorer captured spine-chilling photos inside the decaying Victorian wards of Broadmoor, Britain's most notorious secure hospital, once home to the Yorkshire Ripper.
Category : Arts
Jousting Returns to West Lothian Palace in Medieval Event
Historic Scotland's annual Spectacular Jousting returned to Linlithgow Palace with four knights competing for the tournament champion title, featuring falconry and reenactments.
Strawberry Moon Lights Up Skies Worldwide
The Strawberry Moon, the first full moon of summer, appeared exceptionally large as it traced its lowest arc across the sky, captivating photographers globally with stunning images.
Rhaenyra's Fate in House of the Dragon Revealed
Rhaenyra Targaryen claims the Iron Throne in Season 3, but her reign is short-lived. In Fire & Blood, she is fed to her brother's dragon. Spoilers ahead.
Eynsford: England's Prettiest Village with River Walks and History
Eynsford in Kent has been named England's prettiest village, offering scenic river walks, medieval ruins, and Roman history. It's an ideal weekend escape.
New Look Girls Clothing Slammed for Inappropriate Styles
Shopper Megan Kilgour criticizes New Look for selling strapless, lacy dresses and crop tops in its children's range, sparking debate online.
BBC Breakfast hosts share Princess Kate charity trek moment
BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent and Jon Kay shared a heartfelt update on Princess Kate's National Three Peaks Challenge, highlighting her encounter with a father and son.
New Look shopper slams kids range for 'inappropriate' clothes
A shopper slammed New Look for stocking strapless, lacy dresses and crop tops in its kids' range, sparking debate among parents online.
BBC's 'Steeltown Murders' Hailed as 'Masterpiece'
BBC's true crime drama 'Steeltown Murders' is being praised as a 'masterpiece' for its authentic portrayal of real-life murders in Port Talbot, streaming free on BBC iPlayer.
Banksy Artwork at London Court Covered Up by Staff
Banksy's new artwork at London's Royal Courts of Justice, showing a judge beating a protester, was covered by court staff citing listed building rules.
Traveling US art exhibit honours Oscar Grant and victims of police violence
Traveling US art exhibit honours Oscar Grant and 14 other victims of police violence, featuring birthday messages and a phone booth installation.
Peaky Blinders Live Experience Opens in London This Summer
A new immersive Peaky Blinders experience, 'Peaky Blinders Underworld', will open near London Bridge this August, featuring actor-led encounters and themed environments from the series.
Japanese Theme Park to Launch 'Death Game' with Bomb Collars
Huis Ten Bosch theme park in Japan will launch a 'Death Game' attraction inspired by Netflix's Alice in Borderland, where players wear electric bomb collars and compete in a 30-minute survival game starting August 27, 2026.
£16 Korean Wrinkle Cream Gets Rave Reviews on Amazon
Amazon's medicube Deep Vitamin C Golden Capsule Face Moisturiser, £16, has over 13,000 reviews. Users aged 40-60 report brighter, younger-looking skin.
The Rock Opens Disney Play Space at London Hospital
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson surprised young patients at Great Ormond Street Hospital by unveiling a new Disney-themed play space, joined by Moana co-star Catherine Laga'aia.
Dwayne Johnson: Live-Action Moana Taught Me Life Lessons
Dwayne Johnson said starring in the live-action Moana adaptation taught him 'life lessons' as he opened a new Moana and Lilo & Stitch-themed play area at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
AP Photojournalists Capture World in Vertical Format
AP showcases standout vertical images by photojournalists, highlighting the unique perspective of the format in storytelling.
David Kemp obituary: playful and unconventional artist
David Kemp, creator of the Uncertain Instruments exhibition, remembered for his playful strangeness and disregard for health and safety. He gave technicians a copy of his book Things Reconstructed.
Agony Aunt Jane O'Gorman on Friend's Sexuality and Brother's Freeloading
Daily Star's agony aunt Jane O'Gorman tackles a reader's fury over a friend's hidden sexuality and another's frustration with a freeloading brother. Straight-talking advice inside.
Alan Titchmarsh, 77, admits health denial in downsizing move
Alan Titchmarsh, 77, admits he is 'in denial' about his health and shares fears for the future. The former Gardeners' World host has sold his Hampshire home and is downsizing to a bungalow in Surrey.
Chrissie Hynde Exhibition of Paintings to Launch in Scotland
Chrissie Hynde: On Canvas, an exhibition of 25 paintings by The Pretenders singer, will open at the Harvey And Woodd gallery in Dundee from August 1 to 28, featuring portraiture, still life, and abstraction.
Ella Baron cartoon: Andy Burnham’s plans for Britain
Ella Baron’s cartoon satirises Andy Burnham’s proposals for Britain, highlighting Labour’s policy challenges and political messaging under Keir Starmer’s leadership.
Lil Buck's 1776: Jookin Dance Reframes Independence at Oxford
Lil Buck, jookin street dancer, collaborates with young British dancers in '1776' at Oxford's Schwarzman Centre, reframing US independence and the broken promise of equality.
Spain's Ancient Cave Paintings: A Journey Through Time
For tens of thousands of years, these Palaeolithic artworks were unseen. When rediscovered, onlookers marveled at their vivid beauty. A leading expert takes us up close.
East German Artist Stötzer Gets First Major Museum Show
Gabriele Stötzer, 73, a radical East German artist, receives her first major exhibition at Martin Gropius Bau in Berlin, featuring 150 works and celebrating her defiance under the GDR regime.
Trekking Spain's Picos de Europa: Peaks, Wildlife, Cheesemakers
Hiking the Picos de Europa reveals glacial depressions, rare wildlife, WWII gun turret huts, and resilient cheesemakers in a landscape of steep peaks and hidden caves.
Fragments of Ice: Soviet Collapse Through a Skater's Lens
Film-maker Maria Stoianova uses her father's home-video footage from the 1980s-90s to chronicle the Soviet Union's decline and his obsession with Western shopping malls in this fascinating documentary.
Global Beach Foods: Indian Corn to Portuguese Doughnuts
Five chefs share their favorite beach foods worldwide, from barbecued sweetcorn in India and custard doughnuts in Portugal to crab and banana pastels in Brazil and seasoned rice in Antigua.
Ubuntu Ensemble Review: Charged Musical Snapshots of SA Struggle
Marking the 50th anniversary of the Soweto uprising, the Ubuntu Ensemble led by Leon Bosch delivered a stirring programme culminating in a fragile note of hope on double bass.
Tributes Paid to Sale Teen Oscar Hughes After Sudden Death
Oscar Hughes, 16, died after surgery to remove a mouth lesion. The teen with Down Syndrome and autism was known for his infectious smile. A fundraiser supports funeral costs.
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