Turn Your F*cking Phones Off review – a tremendous takedown
Hannah Maxwell's Edinburgh show quits doomscrolling, targeting tech bros' assault on democracy and our smartphone-addicted complicity in a tremendous takedown.
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Mine by Adam Ouston review – a single-sentence novel is hallucinatory
Adam Ouston's second novel, Mine, is told in one long sentence, following a poet trapped in an abandoned Tasmanian mine. A hallucinatory reading experience blending environmental and social history.
Inside The Ritz star Michael De Cozar dies aged 69
Michael De Cozar, known for ITV's Inside The Ritz, has died aged 69. The Ritz London paid tribute to their 'cherished' Head Hall Porter, who served for 53 years.
Mural Honours Bigg Market Legend Chris the Disc
A mural honouring late Bigg Market legend Chris the Disc has been unveiled at Newcastle's The Old George pub, months after his death from leukaemia.
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Chase's Shaun Wallace on romance and no kids
Shaun Wallace, 66, reveals he has a partner but keeps her private, and explains why he chose not to have children, citing his barrister career.
Royal children fans of The Gruffalo as stage show marks 25 years
The Gruffalo stage show celebrates its 25th anniversary, with Prince William revealing it's a big hit in their household. The adaptation has entertained over three million people worldwide.
30ft Mural Transforms Newcastle Site Ahead of LMA Campus Launch
A 30-foot mural by local artists Prefab77 and Jimmy Turrell has been unveiled at the new LMA Newcastle campus, which opens in September, celebrating creativity and community.
Who is Harry's dad in Coronation Street? Sarah Platt family tree explained
Coronation Street fans are asking who Harry's dad is after tense scenes with Kit. Here's Sarah Platt's family tree, including Harry's father Callum Logan.
Top 1950s Scottish Girls' Names: Margaret, Elizabeth, Mary Lead
Margaret was the most popular girls' name in Scotland in 1950, followed by Elizabeth, Mary, Catherine, and Anne. The list reflects royal and traditional influences.
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McConaughey compares meeting Pope to writing Oscar speech
Matthew McConaughey compared meeting Pope Leo XIV to preparing an Oscar speech, saying he talked about 'some nice things' during a Vatican service.
K-drama director Ahn Pan-seok dies at 64 after brain haemorrhage
South Korean director Ahn Pan-seok has died at 64 after a sudden brain haemorrhage, following a lung cancer battle. Tributes pour in from fans and colleagues.
Zara Larsson and UK stars light up Sziget festival
Zara Larsson headlined the first day of Hungary's Sziget festival, performing hits like Midnight Sun, as Natasha Bedingfield, Biffy Clyro, Wolf Alice, and TOMORA also took the stage.
Kismet review: This convivial den of delights is destined for glory
At Kismet, a new Turkish pop-up in Borough Market, a meal for two costs about £140. The set menu is £48, with a £4 cover charge. The restaurant replicates traditional meyhane drinking dens.
Murder Trial lawyer reveals cameras in courtroom reality
Defence KC Tony Lenehan reveals cameras in Scottish High Court are low-profile and unobtrusive, as Murder Trial: Death of a Dog Walker returns to BBC iPlayer.
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Taron Egerton on Estrangement from Father and Body Image
Taron Egerton reveals he 'pushed the ejector seat' on his father and hasn't seen him since, speaking on Armchair Expert about his Welsh upbringing and body image struggles.
Mo Gilligan: Gavin and Stacey role was a 'missed opportunity'
Comedian Mo Gilligan reflects on summer holidays in Barry, joking his Gavin and Stacey cameo was a missed opportunity. He shared fond memories of Barry Island on BBC Radio Wales.
Channel 4 teases 24 Hours in Police Custody future
Channel 4 has sparked fan frenzy over the future of 24 Hours in Police Custody with a cryptic social media post hinting at new episodes.
James documentary Getting Away With It gets Manchester premiere
The full story of iconic band James will be told in a new documentary film, Getting Away With It, premiering at Aviva Studios in Manchester on August 17, simulcast to 250 cinemas across the UK.
Epic War Film on Netflix Based on Much-Loved Classic Book
The Guns of Navarone, a 1961 epic war drama, streams on Netflix. Hailed as one of the greatest war films, it grossed $28.9 million globally.
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I Slept Through 3 Heatwaves Without a Fan Thanks to This Pillow
A cooling pillow helped one writer sleep through heatwaves without a fan. The Dreams TheraPur Memory Foam Ice Pillow offers cooling gel, breathable cover, and comfort for £80.
Royal Family's A-Level Grades Ranked: Surprising Top
As students get A-level results, the Express ranks royals' exam performance, from Diana's failed O-levels to Princess Anne's top grades.
The One Show's first presenter was Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha
The One Show marks 20 years, and fans discover its first female presenter was ITV's Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha, who hosted the original 2006 trial.
Brian May captures solar eclipse totality from Spain
Queen guitarist Sir Brian May, 79, watched the solar eclipse from Spain and shared the 'moment of totality' on social media, describing the experience as 'eerie and strange'.
Agony Aunt Jane O'Gorman Tackles Secrets and Wedding Woes
Daily Star's agony aunt Jane O'Gorman advises a betrayed friend and a groom-to-be facing wedding chaos, offering straight-talking guidance.
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Egerton reveals Hopkins' chilling villain advice
Taron Egerton revealed he is pen-pals with Anthony Hopkins, who advised him not to play the evil but to play the villain as the hero of his story.
A-Level Results Day 2026: Freebies and Discounts at Restaurants
A-Level results day 2026 is on Thursday, August 13, with thousands of students receiving grades. Many restaurants, including Nando's and Frankie & Benny's, offer freebies and discounts to celebrate.
Bill Nighy Unrecognisable in New Film & Sons
Bill Nighy, 76, transforms into a scruffy, reclusive alcoholic author in the film & Sons, wearing shorts for the first time since school rugby. He reveals his eccentric home life, style icons, and the gruelling shoot.
Steal This Story, Please! review – Amy Goodman shows her teeth
A documentary on Amy Goodman covers her fearless reporting, from East Timor to Chevron, and her confrontations with Bill Clinton and Trump.
David Olusoga: Why A House Through Time has gripped the UK
David Olusoga reflects on A House Through Time's success, from early doubts to its sixth series in Edinburgh, and why old houses captivate us.
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Ekka on a Budget: Father-Daughter Day Under $200
Joe Hinchliffe and daughter Maxine attend the Ekka for under $200, finding magic in humble traditions amid the show's 150th anniversary.
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