Channel 4's 'Army of Shadows' Filming Begins in Liverpool
Filming for Channel 4's gripping period drama 'Army of Shadows' has begun in Liverpool, featuring Rivals star Alex Hassell, Kit Harington, and America Ferrera.
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Prince Harry and William Urged to Heal Rift Before It's Too Late
Prince Harry and Prince William should reconcile before it's too late, taking inspiration from Oasis brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher who reunited after 15 years.
Hidden Creatures Review: Parasites' Revolting Yet Awesome World
Dino Martins' book explores parasites from maggots to viruses, blending lyrical nature writing, taxonomy, and horror, while celebrating the inventiveness of life.
Long-Wearing Liquid Eyeshadows: Effortless Beauty
Discover the power of long-wearing liquid eyeshadows that offer a polished look with minimal effort. Sali Hughes reviews top picks including Mac, Make Up By Mario, and REM Beauty.
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SS Great Britain Museum Reopens with ‘Warts and All’ History
A new museum at Bristol Dockyards presents a 'warts and all' history of the SS Great Britain, highlighting imperialism, migration, and the lives of those onboard Brunel's revolutionary ship.
TV's Top 20 Robots: From Bender to Kryten, Best Automatons
From mechanical mutts to android assassins, we count down the 20 best robots ever to grace the small screen, featuring Bender, Kryten, Data, and more.
Proms 2025: Tom Service's Must-See New Music Premieres
Tom Service highlights must-see new music at the Proms 2025, including premieres by Josephine Stephenson, Jessie Montgomery, György Kurtág, and more.
Richard Dadd: Beyond Bedlam Exhibition Reexamines Asylum Artist
A new Royal Academy exhibition repositions Richard Dadd as an artist, not a patient, 43 years after he killed his father and was committed to Bethlem hospital. The show explores his fantastical paintings, including The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke, with a
Michael Donald on Photographing Jairzinho in Rio Favela
Photographer Michael Donald recounts shooting Jairzinho, a 1970 World Cup final goalscorer, in a Rio favela where a gun was pulled on his crew, highlighting the chaos behind the calm portrait.
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Quick 10-Minute Scones: 5 Ingredients for Summer
The Easy Peasy Baking Campaign shares a simple scone recipe needing only five ingredients, 10 minutes to prepare and 10 minutes to bake—ideal for summer gatherings.
Blue plaque for Brad Kella's first busking spot at Liverpool ONE
A blue plaque has been unveiled at Liverpool ONE to mark the spot where Bootle-born pianist Brad Kella first busked over a decade ago, celebrating his rise to fame after winning The Piano in 2024.
Why Dogs Greet You with a Toy in Their Mouth: The Heartwarming Reason
Discover why your dog brings you a toy when you come home. It's a displacement behavior to manage excitement, says a TikTok dog owner. Here's the science behind the adorable habit.
Zara Tindall's £425 Strathberry Raffia Bag Wins Wimbledon
Zara Tindall's £425 Strathberry Mosaic Nano raffia bag from Wimbledon sparks summer trend. Royal-loved brand fits surprising amount, says shopper.
Rangers' 'Code Red' Kit: Cult Strip Never Sold to Public
Rangers were forced to wear a one-off red Adidas kit in a 1996 Champions League clash against Grasshoppers due to a kit clash. The strip, never sold to the public, became a cult favorite despite a 3-0 defeat.
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Vet Reveals Signs Your Dog Has Chosen You as Favourite
Vet Dr James Greenwood explains key dog body language signs that show whether you're your pet's favourite person or just a spare pair of hands. Tail wagging, greetings, and cuddling are tell-tale indicators.
Agony Aunt Jane O'Gorman on Toxic Relationships
Jane O'Gorman advises a woman supporting a toyboy lover, ex-husband, and adult children, and another dealing with a mother wanting to move in while refusing to give up drinking and lovers.
Anne Boleyn Period Drama Mesmerises Fans and Critics Alike
Channel 5's three-part series 'Anne Boleyn' starring Jodie Turner-Smith has captivated audiences with its psychological thriller take on the queen's final months, earning rave reviews.
Horoscope Today: Daily Guide for Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Today's horoscope for all signs: Aries learns independence, Taurus faces emotional blackmail, Gemini reconnects cautiously, and more. Key insights for July 15, 2026.
Diana Overruled Charles Over William and Harry's Names
Princess Diana rejected King Charles's preferred names for Prince William and Prince Harry, calling them 'too old', leading to a compromise using Arthur and Albert as middle names.
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ITV Doc Explores Teacher's Downfall After Hypnosis Tragedy
ITV's 'Look Into My Eyes' explores Dr George Kenney, a Florida principal who hypnotised students without a licence, linked to three teen deaths. Premieres August 18.
10 Free Summer Activities in and Around Cardiff for Families
Discover 10 brilliant free things to do in Cardiff this summer, from museum exhibits and castle events to nature trails and splash pads, perfect for budget-friendly family fun.
Yoko Ono's 'Cut Piece' at The Broad in LA
Yoko Ono's iconic 1964 performance art piece 'Cut Piece' will be recreated at The Broad museum in Los Angeles starting July 2026, featuring volunteer participants cutting away clothing.
Nantwich: Hidden Gem 1 Hour from Liverpool with Royal Secret
Nantwich, Cheshire, a medieval town an hour from Liverpool, features independent shops, beautiful walks, and a royal secret: Queen Elizabeth I helped rebuild after the 1583 Great Fire.
UKLASH Tubing Mascara £14.40: Stays Put in 36°C Heat Without Smudging
Beauty writer Eve Rowlands reviews UKLASH Tubing Mascara and Lash Growth Serum, finding the mascara stays put through heatwaves and workouts, while the serum reduces lash fallout.
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Benedict Wong Honored with Doctorate, Credits Salford Roots
Marvel star Benedict Wong receives Honorary Doctorate from University of Salford, recalling pub lock-ins and sweeping theatre floors as foundations of his Hollywood career.
The Art of Opposition Review – Piercing Essays on Culture
Courttia Newland's essay collection The Art of Opposition calls for artists of color to reclaim cultural agency, drawing on his own experiences resisting mainstream pressures and gatekeepers.
Earth Photo 2026: Wildlife Crime, Climate Displacement
Earth Photo 2026 winners feature forensic anti-poaching methods, Indigenous herbalism, permafrost thaw, mining protests, and flood displacement. Exhibition at RGS London until 24 July.
The Last First Time Review: Queer Coming-of-Age Drama
In The Last First Time, a Mexican student's post-exam night out becomes a joyful voyage of self-discovery, with standout performances and an upfront embrace of desire.
Goodbye Chinatown Review – A Chef’s Elegy to London
Kit Fan's second novel follows chef Amber Fan as she opens a fusion restaurant in post-9/11 London, grappling with family, migration, and the changing face of Chinatown amid Hong Kong's political turmoil.
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Lindsey Graham Memoir Reveals Complex Record on Race
Lindsey Graham's 2015 autobiography details his upbringing in segregated South Carolina, his parents' late desegregation of their cafe, and his controversial stances on systemic racism.
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