Guardian writers and readers on their favourite September books
China Miéville, Sebastian Barry, Derek Owusu and Guardian readers discuss the titles they enjoyed in September, from magical realism to Trollope.
Category : Arts
Derek vs Derek review – rewilding rivalry with real bite
Two Devon farmer neighbours clash over rewilding and wild boar in this warm, wry documentary about conservation, agriculture and the countryside.
Global Photos: Can-Can Record, Prison Releases, and More
The Guardian's photo editors showcase the day's top images, including a cancan record attempt in Bordeaux, early prison releases in London, and aftermath of strikes in Ukraine and Afghanistan.
Faye Driscoll's Weathering: A Revolving Bed of Orgy, Apocalypse
Faye Driscoll's Weathering, a rotating-platform performance evoking a life raft, arrives in the UK after overwhelming audiences across Europe. The choreographer discusses creating a sensory environment that involves everyone.
The Last First: Winter K2 review – fatal cost of ambition
Amir Bar-Lev’s documentary on the first winter ascent of K2 reveals a tapestry of aspiration and folly, where several climbers die in the attempt.
Whimsymaxxing: 22 quirky products our contributors love
From an Excalibur toilet brush to a concrete banana, these 22 whimsical finds add playfulness to everyday tasks, handpicked by our contributors.
Margot Robbie's name change: a lesbian's plea for choice
Rebecca Shaw argues the real issue isn't women taking a husband's name, but when it's the default with no discussion, as with Margot Robbie.
Chef Christopher Wheeler found dead in cemetery, inquest hears
TV chef Christopher Wheeler, 52, was found dead in Brompton Cemetery after going missing in February. An inquest recorded an open conclusion.
K-Culture Hunting: On the trail of the new Korea exhibition
A new British Museum show traces 2,000 years of Korean creativity, from ancient ceramics to K-pop, revealing the resilience behind today's cultural boom.
Ayrshire couple mark 80th birthday and 56th anniversary
Andy and Mary Wilson, residents at Greenan Manor Care Home in Doonfoot, celebrated Andy's 80th birthday and their 56th wedding anniversary on the same day.
Samuel West's 'remarkable' admission on parents' legacy
Samuel West reveals he was filming Sam & Ade Go Birding while organising memorials for both parents, Timothy West and Prunella Scales, calling their legacy 'remarkable'.
K-Culture hunting: Inside the new Korea exhibition at the British Museum
A new British Museum exhibition, Korea, traces 2,000 years of Korean creativity and resilience, from ancient celadon and Buddhist treasures to today's K-pop and K-beauty boom.
Johnny Boy's Review: LA-Inspired Diner Misses the Mark
Johnny Boy's in Stoke Newington delivers an immersive LA-inspired diner atmosphere, but the food falls short on flavour and seasoning, leaving a mixed experience for this Southern Californian reviewer.
Rick Stein on 'difficult' balance with ex-wife Jill
Rick Stein says he and ex-wife Jill, still business partners, 'try to avoid confrontation' and don't communicate daily about the Stein empire.
Barry Keoghan praised for iPhone good deed in Sefton Park
Barry Keoghan and Bobby Schofield found a lost iPhone in Sefton Park and returned it to its owner, earning praise for their good deed.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Review: Anderson and Crudup Tower
Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup give towering performances in Edward Albee's intense 1962 drama, turned into a revolving gladiatorial arena by Marianne Elliott at @sohoplace.
Liverpool friends continue arts venue dream after bid fails
Liverpool friends Mia Tagg and Rebecca Hawley have formed a CIC and gained over 200 supporters after losing a £400,000 bid for a Toxteth arts venue.
Bizarre celebrity graffiti baffles West Denton locals
Residents of West Denton near Newcastle are baffled by daily graffiti making odd claims about celebrities like Lorraine Kelly and Stacey Solomon, sparking speculation online.
Princess Kate 'true colours' moment with girl sparks praise
Princess Kate stroked a young girl's hair during a visit to Pulborough, prompting social media users to praise her warmth and authenticity.
Harriet Cowan slams Clarkson's hedge-cutting stance
Harriet Cowan criticises Jeremy Clarkson's hedge-trimming approach, warning untrimmed hedges let big birds eat nesting small birds, and discusses season change.
Standard of Living review: Keynes play is joyfully Stoppardian
Rory Kinnear is magnetic as John Maynard Keynes in James Graham's witty, humane and Stoppardian play at Theatre Royal Haymarket, exploring economics, art and how to live well.
Elizabeth Debicki to Play Richard II in RSC Debut
Elizabeth Debicki will become the first female to play Richard II in RSC history, making her debut in a 2027 production directed by Daniel Raggett.
Princess Kate's gentle moment with unwell girl caught on camera
A clip of Princess Kate stroking the hair of an unwell little girl in Pulborough has sparked praise online, with viewers saying it reveals her authentic character.
Dame Esther Rantzen's Farewell Letter Revealed After Death
Dame Esther Rantzen's poignant goodbye letter, saying 'all good things must come to an end,' has been revealed after her death at 86. She died surrounded by family at her New Forest home.
15 Old DVDs That Could Be Worth a Fortune
Old DVDs like the Carry On Film Collection could sell for £350. The complete 31-film box set tops a list of 15 valuable discs, with Monty Python and Blade Runner editions also fetching £300.
English Heritage cushions let visitors admire ceilings lying down
English Heritage offers cushions at five historic sites in October, inviting visitors to lie down and admire stunning ceilings without a crick in their neck.
Florence Foster Jenkins: Streep and Grant drama airs on BBC Two
Florence Foster Jenkins, the 2016 period drama starring Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant, airs on BBC Two tonight, October 1, at 11.05pm.
Florence Foster Jenkins: Hidden Gem Period Drama Airs on BBC Two Tonight
Florence Foster Jenkins, the 2016 period comedy drama starring Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant, airs on BBC Two tonight at 11.05pm.
BBC to air 'masterpiece' period drama Florence Foster Jenkins tonight
Florence Foster Jenkins, the 2016 comedy biopic starring Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant, airs on BBC Two tonight at 11.05pm, October 1.
Esther Rantzen scolded me for calling her a national treasure
Chief Reporter Giles Sheldrick recalls his 15-year friendship with Dame Esther Rantzen, from her scolding him for calling her a national treasure to her enduring legacy of helping others.
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