Robot Dalmatians and Far-Right Rally: Photos of the Day
The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world, including a woman with robot dalmatians in Beijing and a far-right rally in Dearborn, Michigan.
Category : Arts
San Francisco designates first trans district landmark
San Francisco has officially designated a landmark in the Tenderloin neighbourhood recognising the city's first transgender district, marking a historic step for LGBTQ+ visibility.
Trafford Centre Main Dome Upgrades Complete with New Cinema
The Trafford Centre's main dome escalators are back in use after eco-friendly upgrades, while the Odeon cinema has added 677 new armchair seats including gliders.
Husband won't discuss failing marriage feels like prison
Agony aunt Coleen Nolan advises a reader whose husband refuses to address their marital issues, leaving her feeling trapped and resentful.
Abeerteifi Beerfest: Three-Day Festival in Cardigan
Abeerteifi Beerfest returns to Cardigan over the August Bank Holiday weekend, featuring 19 independent Welsh breweries, 29 beers, live music, and street food across multiple venues.
Michelle Keegan's Suede Jacket Look Recreated With High-Street Swaps
Michelle Keegan was spotted on set for Harlan Coben's thriller The Woods wearing a rich brown suede-style jacket. Four affordable high-street alternatives offer the same look from £52.
Rustica transformed into Kardia for one-day gyros giveaway
Northern Quarter institution Rustica was transformed into Greek grill concept Kardia for one day, giving away 500 free gyros and drawing huge queues.
Coleen Nolan tipped for Clarkson's Farm-style show
Loose Women star Coleen Nolan could front a farming show after showcasing her six-acre Staffordshire farm on This Morning, with co-stars comparing her to Jeremy Clarkson.
Scotland's Restaurant of the Year Crowned at Food Awards 2026
Round Island Café Bar on the Isle of Cumbrae has won Restaurant of the Year at the Food Awards Scotland 2026, with winners across 30 categories announced.
Cholmondeley: Cheshire Village with Castle, Gardens and Pub
Cholmondeley, a tiny Cheshire village, draws thousands yearly with its fairytale castle, 70 acres of gardens, and the award-winning Cholmondeley Arms pub.
Somnophilia: The Taboo Kink That Requires Careful Consent
Psychosexual therapist Natasha Silverman explains the appeal of somnophilia, the importance of consent, and how to explore the kink safely.
Phillips 5500 Series LatteGo Review: 'I Have Finally Reached Adulthood'
A reviewer says the Phillips 5500 Series LatteGo coffee machine helped her save money and reach 'peak adulthood,' praising its customisable settings and iced coffee option.
WW2 Art Treasure Evacuation to Welsh Quarry Revealed
During WW2, 2,000 National Gallery paintings were secretly evacuated to Manod Quarry in North Wales, hidden in underground chambers to protect them from Nazi bombs.
Charles Spencer Memoir About Princess Diana Coming in September
Charles Spencer, brother of Princess Diana, announces a new memoir titled 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister' to set the record straight ahead of the 30th anniversary of her death.
Stirling Gaelic advocate Peter Campbell awarded BEM for service
Peter Campbell received a British Empire Medal at Stirling Castle on July 31 for his six decades of work preserving and promoting the Gaelic language.
Nancy Swanick honoured posthumously with top pub award
Nancy Swanick, landlady of Manchester's Peveril of the Peak for 55 years, has been posthumously given a Special Award by CAMRA for her long service and dedication to the iconic pub.
Funnel Neck Jackets Trending for Autumn 2026 at M&S and More
Funnel neck jackets are the trending autumn 2026 style, with high street options from M&S, New Look, and H&M starting from £34.99.
Tom Jones fan Mary, 81, gets wish with care home show
Tom Jones fan Mary Lowes, 81, had her wish granted by charity Wish Upon a Tyne with a tribute act performance at her Wallsend care home Eothen Homes.
Prince Harry appears in new video for Scotty's
Prince Harry has appeared in a new video for Scotty's Little Soldiers, a UK charity supporting bereaved military children. The Duke of Sussex became its patron in 2023.
John Irvin, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy director, dies at 86
British filmmaker John Irvin, best known for directing the acclaimed Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, has died at the age of 86, reportedly passing away peacefully at home on August 11.
BBC Legend John Irvin Dies at 76, Worked with Schwarzenegger
British director John Irvin, known for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Raw Deal, has died at 76. He worked with Arnold Schwarzenegger on Raw Deal.
Magical Welsh street compared to Italy in Tenby
A cobbled lane in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, has been called 'magical' and compared to Italy by visitors after a TikTok video showcased its charm.
London art exhibitions to catch before they close in August 2026
From David Hockney's final Normandy frieze to Tracey Emin at Tate Modern, these blockbuster London art exhibitions are entering their final days. Here are the top summer shows to see before they close.
Yesterday on BBC: Uplifting film perfect for an off day
The 2019 rom-com Yesterday, starring Himesh Patel, airs on BBC3 tonight at 11.20pm. Viewers call it 'uplifting' and a 'mood lifter'.
Slaidburn: Lancashire's gothic village with 16th century pub
Slaidburn, a village in the Forest of Bowland, offers gothic architecture, a 16th-century pub, a tearoom, and a war memorial, with no mobile reception.
Olivia Attwood jokes 'in your dreams' after flirty glance
Olivia Attwood paused her ITV2 show The Price of Perfection to joke 'in your dreams' after a mystery man shot her a flirtatious look during a clinic visit.
GBBS star Minnie breaks silence after tearful exit
Minnie was sent home from The Great British Sewing Bee in tears, as judges Esme Young and Patrick Grant announced her exit on the August 18 episode.
Susanna Reid raves at Ibiza club in holiday snaps
Susanna Reid posted holiday snaps from Ibiza's O Beach club, promoting GMB's National Television Award nomination, looking far from her usual TV presenter style.
Exit review: Zoo Southside, Edinburgh
Exit at Zoo Southside, Edinburgh, is a compelling new play that explores themes of grief and memory through a father-son relationship, blending realism with the surreal.
Why soap stars like Rob Kazinsky return to old roles
Soap stars often leave EastEnders or Coronation Street for Hollywood, but many return. Rob Kazinsky is back as Sean Slater, citing stability, character depth, and family closeness.
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