State school alumni: be proud of your background
Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett tells university freshers from state schools to be proud of their background, hailing the Made in State School red plaque campaign.
Category : Arts
De Profundis review: Wilde's anguish brought to life with rage
Berliner Ensemble stages Oscar Wilde's De Profundis as a gripping monologue of righteous rage, with Jens Harzer's anguished physicality illuminating a tortured artist at London's Coronet theatre until 7 October.
Richard E. Grant's 'The Little Vampire' Hailed as Perfect Halloween Watch
Richard E. Grant's 2000 cult classic 'The Little Vampire' is hailed as a 'perfect family Halloween watch' after his Celebrity Traitors coffin confession.
BBC appoints Rachel Jupp as director of news and current affairs
Rachel Jupp has been appointed BBC director of news and current affairs, nearly a year after Deborah Turness resigned following the Panorama controversy.
Butlin's seeks new Redcoats to find next Stephen Mulherns
Butlin's is holding open auditions in London and Skegness to find new Redcoats, seeking vocalists, singer dancers and 'triple threat' performers to join over 150 cast members in 2027.
Anger as council approves Britain's 'biggest' mortuary
York Council has approved plans for a Pure Cremations mortuary storing up to 700 bodies, sparking local outcry over dignity and care concerns.
Callum Scott Howells on Wales filming and Oasis tour
Welsh actor Callum Scott Howells says he is having "so much fun" filming The Night They Vanished in Cardiff and discusses the Oasis 2027 tour.
Corrie star Amy Robbins' real-life marriage to co-star
Coronation Street's Amy Robbins, who plays Christina Boyd, is married to actor Robert Daws, her on-screen spouse from ITV's The Royal.
EasyJet pilot's announcement moves passengers to tears
An EasyJet pilot announced that passenger Lucy had beaten breast cancer, leaving her and fellow travellers in tears before take-off to Nice.
Celebrity Traitors: Three Stars Shared Same TV Show
Celebrity Traitors series two reveals surprising connections: Richard E. Grant, Bella Ramsey and Sebastian Croft all starred in Game of Thrones.
Will Mellor's Convictions Gone Bad Airs Tonight on Crime+Investigation
Will Mellor fronts Convictions Gone Bad, a gripping true crime series on five shocking miscarriages of justice, airing tonight at 9pm on Crime+Investigation.
BBC Money Box pioneer Louise Botting dies aged 87
Louise Botting, the first presenter of BBC Radio 4's Money Box, has died aged 87 after a short illness. She launched the show in 1977 and presented it for 15 years.
Stacey Solomon's pink wonderland for daughter's birthday
Stacey Solomon turned a room in her new £2m Essex mansion into a pink wonderland for daughter Rose's fifth birthday, sharing a glimpse inside the property.
Dan Jones pens new Bond novella All In for reading campaign
Historian Dan Jones has been commissioned to write a new James Bond novella, All In, paying tribute to Ian Fleming's Diamonds Are Forever 70 years after publication.
Michael Douglas: 'Marriage is a lot of work' after Zeta-Jones split
Michael Douglas said his temporary split from Catherine Zeta-Jones was 'mutual' and that 'marriage is a lot of work', nearly 26 years after they married.
Corrie star Mollie Gallagher 'home' in Salford for stage debut
Former Coronation Street star Mollie Gallagher says she's 'home' in Salford as she prepares to make her stage debut as Clarice Starling at The Lowry, weeks after leaving the ITV soap.
Emmerdale's Chris Coghill shares photo with daughter Billie
Emmerdale star Chris Coghill spent the day with his 20-year-old daughter Billie, who he adopted with ex Lisa Faulkner, and shared a matching photo.
Rick Stein admits 'difficult' working with ex-wife Jill
Rick Stein says it's 'difficult' working with ex-wife Jill after their 2002 split and his affair with Sarah Burns. He avoids daily contact with Jill, communicating with Sarah instead.
Mum tells of daughter's cancer diagnosis and play team support
Jude Brown has told how her five-year-old daughter Robyn was diagnosed with a Wilms tumour after blood was found in her urine, and how hospital play specialists helped the family cope.
Microwave bacon method promises crispier rashers in 3 minutes
Cooking bacon in the microwave instead of a frying pan delivers crispier, less greasy rashers in about three minutes, according to a butcher-approved technique.
Katie Price and Harvey in matching camo at Shocktober Fest
Katie Price, Harvey and Princess attended Tulley's Shocktober Fest, where Katie and Harvey wore matching camouflage outfits alongside other reality TV stars.
Poet's ferry tribute to grandparents who wed in 1848
Irish poet Noel Connor has created a poem for the Shields Ferry honouring his grandparents, who crossed the Tyne on their wedding day in October 1848.
Funeral notices: Tributes to 'much loved mam' and others
This week's Chronicle funeral notices pay tribute to a 'much loved mam' and many others across the North East, with services and donations details.
Maisie Smith on Little Shop of Horrors, Manchester and EastEnders
Maisie Smith, former EastEnders star, is making her Manchester stage debut as Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors at Hope Mill Theatre, and talks about life in the city, Strictly nerves, and a possible Albert Square return.
Stacey Solomon reveals 'Bridgerton' dining room in new home
Stacey Solomon has given fans a first look at the dining room in her new £2.2million home, which she and husband Joe Swash are renovating, as she celebrated her 37th birthday.
Best Australian books out in October: Szubanski, recipes and more
Guardian Australia editors pick October's top Australian books: Magda Szubanski's memoir, Shaun Tan's Hometown, Pip Williams' third novel, and more.
Wisdom in uncertainty: Moses and al-Khidr's lesson
In an age of instant answers, a Quranic story about Prophet Moses and al-Khidr teaches that patience and humility before uncertainty can lead to deeper wisdom.
SNL: Johnson Struggles as Swift Makes Surprise Cameo
Dakota Johnson's second SNL hosting stint fell flat, with weak writing and awkward comedy, despite a surprise Taylor Swift cameo and strong Weekend Update turns.
Mike Tindall jokes kids' competitiveness may cause 'broken leg'
Mike Tindall jokes that if his children inherit Zara's fierce competitiveness, 'we are all f****d', revealing nightly races upstairs involve 'ankle taps'.
Nick Hayes: 'We have been dispossessed' on land rights
Nick Hayes, co-founder of Right to Roam, discusses his new book The Medicine Tree and how the Hardwick estate became England's first community-owned estate.
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