Former Love Island star Francesca Allen, 30, married businessman Ed Crossan, 36, in an intimate civil ceremony at London's Marylebone Town Hall on 13 August, five years after their December 2021 engagement.
Camille, 65, and Marcus, 59, met on Guardian Soulmates. After her divorce, she waited to have sex. Now they enjoy a fulfilling sex life, prioritizing Fridays and weekends.
Alaa Shehada turns a simple West Bank bus trip into a vivid tale of bureaucracy, humiliation and resistance in The Bridge at Assembly George Square, Edinburgh.
Hollie Scott, 23, from Old Swan, turned her iPad graphic designs into Scouse Prints, a full-time business selling vibrant Liverpool-themed cards, canvases, and T-shirts.
Michelin-starred chef Paul Foster shares his recipe for a perfect fluffy omelette, with tips on egg quantity, heat, seasoning and folding technique.
McDonald's UK launches five new menu items, including a returning Japan favourite. Our reviewer rates the Black Pepper and Garlic McNuggets 9/10 and the Dragonbreath Dip 10/10.
Researchers reconstruct the face of Conquest Man, whose remains show he had continental European ancestry and lived through the Norman Conquest.
September brings the London Design Festival and Open House Festival, plus new affordable design collaborations, lighting launches, an archive sale and fresh interior books.
As BBC's Casualty nears its 40th anniversary, we look at what the original 1986 cast members, including an Oscar winner and a Game of Thrones star, have done since.
Sergio Leone's 1971 Western A Fistful of Dynamite, starring Rod Steiger and James Coburn, airs on ITV3 tonight at 9pm, with fans calling it the greatest Western ever made.
Sergio Leone's 1971 Western A Fistful of Dynamite, starring Rod Steiger and James Coburn, airs on ITV3 at 9pm tonight, hailed as overlooked.
As Casualty nears its 40th anniversary, we look at where the original 1986 cast are now, from Oscar wins to Game of Thrones and tragic exits.
The Godfather, starring Marlon Brando and Al Pacino, airs on BBC2 at 10pm tonight. The Oscar-winning classic remains the greatest gangster film ever made.
Vigil returns for a gripping third season set in the Arctic, but the show's ambition may have outgrown its premise, prompting calls for it to end.
Around two million people are expected to attend Notting Hill Carnival 2026 in west London over two days, marking 60 years since the event began.
Stewart Lee, nearing 60, reflects on divorce, adoption, and the dark meaning behind his retelling of The Owl and the Pussy-cat, finding contentment at last.
A Christian dominatrix and sex worker for 30 years explains why her faith and her work are not contradictory, and why the Church must speak honestly about bodies, power and desire.
A new documentary, 'The Social Reckoning', examines the growing tension between Big Tech and Hollywood over AI, data, and creative control, featuring interviews with industry insiders.
Two Renaissance paintings were stolen from a Sicilian museum in Messina, leaving investigators baffled by the mysterious theft.
When Prophecy Fails, a new play by Edinburgh's Groupwork, premieres at the Studio Theatre with a sharp look at belief and doubt.
Mary Berry's bolognese bake is a one-dish dinner that can be assembled up to six hours in advance, earning praise from home cooks for its flavour and simplicity.
Mary Berry's bolognese bake is a one-dish pasta recipe that can be assembled up to six hours ahead, saving time on washing up and leaving 'clean plates all round'.
Marty Gleeson's Dog Ear, a worthy Edinburgh Comedy Awards best newcomer winner, delivers a deliberately performed, convincing piece of art at the Fringe.
Stavroula Adameitis's photographs of Australia's kitsch side, from Frida Kahlo to Las Vegas, feature in Australianarama exhibition.
Robbie Williams headlined the Kalorama Music Festival in Lisbon wearing a big, bright red, furry jacket, drawing comparisons to Sesame Street's Elmo as he performed his biggest hits.
Omar Badawy's Guided Detour at Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh, is a sharp, witty hour blending stand-up and storytelling, earning four stars for its clever structure and charm.
Esther Ghey, mother of Brianna Ghey, delivered an emotional speech at Manchester Village Pride, urging crowds to remember her daughter and keep saying her name.
John Altman, famed as EastEnders' Nick Cotton, discusses the soap's future amid BBC cuts, his final days with June Brown, and meeting Jimi Hendrix.
Wigan-born horror author David Barnett says the legend of Red Clogs, the bogeyman of his Ince childhood, shaped his folk horror novels set in the North.
BBC's Miss Austen, starring Keeley Hawes, is hailed 'magnificent' and 'heartbreaking' by fans. Based on Gill Hornby's novel, the four-part drama is now streaming on BBC iPlayer.