Marching in the Dark review – rural Indian widows show resilience
Kinshuk Surjan’s documentary follows rural Indian widows in Maharashtra battling poverty and taboos after their farmer husbands died by suicide, finding strength together.
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Gwen Singleton obituary: YTV researcher dies at 84
Gwen Singleton, a television journalist and researcher who worked for more than 30 years at Yorkshire Television, has died aged 84.
Lesley Grant-Adamson, crime novelist and ex-Guardian writer, dies at 83
Lesley Grant-Adamson, who left the Guardian to write crime novels, has died aged 83. Her work won praise from PD James and she authored 15 novels.
Pat Wakely obituary: architect and educator of global housing
Pat Wakely, architect, educator and director of the Bartlett DPU at UCL from 1989 to 2003, has died aged 86. He championed progressive housing and urban development planning in the global south, mentoring generations of international students.
Guardian Gaza documentary NAZA to premiere at Venice
NAZA, a Guardian-produced Gaza documentary by Oscar-winning directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, will world-premiere at the Venice film festival, competing for the Golden Lion.
Ukraine's Independence Day and Tokyo heatwave: photos of the day
The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world, including Ukraine’s Independence Day, a Tokyo heatwave, and wildfires in England and Spain.
Diane Parish hails 'really important' blood cancer storyline
Diane Parish says her EastEnders blood cancer storyline is 'really important' for highlighting donor difficulties for minority groups, calling it her most standout moment in 20 years.
Hayden Panettiere's mother says fame led to daughter's decline
Lesley Vogel says her daughter's life went 'downhill' after landing Heroes at 16, and addressed criticism over her mourning.
James Norton: House of the Dragon is 'sexiest circus in the world'
James Norton calls House of the Dragon 'the biggest, best, sexiest circus in the world', praising its enormous sets and detailed production, and shares behind-the-scenes stories from the Beatles biopic.
Sue Hendra brings Supertato fun to Monklands pupils
Over 100 pupils at two Monklands schools enjoyed Supertato author Sue Hendra's interactive storytelling and creative activities, supporting the National Year of Reading 2026.
Death in Paradise star Ralf Little pays tribute after stage play ends
Ralf Little has paid tribute to his co-stars after his stage play The Spy Who Came In From The Cold ended, as he returns to screens as DI Neville Parker tonight.
Creepy 'Cat in the Hat' sightings across Scotland go viral
Eerie photos appearing to show the Cat in the Hat lurking in Scottish towns have gone viral, but most are believed to be AI-generated.
Classic Scottish nicknames outsiders may not know
From 'hen' to 'big yin', these Scottish terms of endearment are used daily across Scotland, often with strangers, and have deep historical roots.
Tom Hanks' pep talk that saved Band of Brothers
Neal McDonough reveals how Tom Hanks' helicopter pep talk ended a cast 'mutiny' during the tough Band of Brothers boot camp.
Child stars who quit Hollywood for normal jobs
Mark Lester, Peter Ostrum and Mara Wilson are among the child stars who left acting for careers such as osteopathy, veterinary medicine and writing.
Joni Mitchell's Secret Loss Surfaces in New BBC Book
Joni Mitchell, 82, relearned music after a brain aneurysm. A new book, River of Words, reveals her 1965 adoption secret and BBC interviews.
Race Across The World stars pay tribute to Jo Gardiner after death
Jo Gardiner, who appeared on series two of BBC's Race Across The World in 2020, has died aged 61 following a battle with cancer, a year after her son Sam died in a car crash.
Louise Redknapp and Peter Andre wow at Rewind Festival
Louise Redknapp showed off toned legs in shorts and Peter Andre revived Mysterious Girl at Rewind Festival, alongside Kim Wilde, Tony Hadley and The Human League.
Kelly Reilly's Poldark Role Before Yellowstone
Kelly Reilly, famed for Yellowstone's Beth Dutton, played Clowance Poldark in the BBC's 1996 Poldark film, a role she took on as a teenager.
Race Across the World star Jo Gardiner dies a year after son Sam
Race Across the World star Jo Gardiner has died a year after her son Sam. Tributes call her 'the matriarch of the Race Across the World family.'
Kelly Reilly's early BBC role is worlds away from Yellowstone's Beth Dutton
Kelly Reilly, known as Beth Dutton in Yellowstone, starred in the BBC's 1996 Poldark film as Clowance Poldark, a role that looks completely different from her famous character.
Sally Dynevor at Phoebe's hen party in new photos
Coronation Street star Sally Dynevor joined daughter Phoebe Dynevor for her hen party ahead of the actress's wedding to Cameron Fuller, with photos shared by sister Hattie.
Stephen Fry revealed as 'perfect gentleman' by wardrobe staffer
A woman has shared her daughter's backstage experience working with Stephen Fry, describing the comedian as a 'perfect gentleman' and an 'all round mensch'.
Kate's Three-Word Verdict on Meghan Revealed in Book
Kate Middleton described Meghan Markle as 'friendly' at first, but later found her over-friendly with a 'touch of California', a new book claims.
Stephen Fry's True Colours Revealed by Wardrobe Staff
A wardrobe department worker has shared what Stephen Fry is really like when cameras aren't rolling, calling him a perfect gentleman and a source of great gossip.
Edinburgh Fringe 2026 reviews: Birkby, Smith-Bynoe, Auton, Night
Final-week Edinburgh Fringe reviews: Rob Auton and Ed Night earn five stars, Kiell Smith-Bynoe's improv troupe shines, Chelsea Birkby shows promise.
7 royals Meghan and Harry must win over on UK return
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face rebuilding relationships with seven key royals, including Princess Anne, Zara Tindall and Queen Camilla, on their return to the UK.
Liverpool's 'pauper's ghost' is said to haunt cathedral steps
The 'pauper's ghost' of Bernard Brown is said to haunt the steps of Liverpool's Metropolitan Cathedral, where a workhouse once stood.
Melissa Gilbert urges industry change after Hayden Panettiere death
Melissa Gilbert calls for entertainment industry reform to better support former child stars following the death of Hayden Panettiere, citing a pattern of abuse and neglect.
Why Princess Diana disliked Balmoral, per royal chef
Princess Diana disliked Balmoral because she wasn't an outdoor person, former royal chef Darren McGrady said, preferring Kensington and city life.
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