Christine Lampard Would Have Had More Children If Younger
Christine Lampard admits she would have had more children if she had started younger, calling motherhood 'a complete blessing' with husband Frank Lampard.
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American Reviews UK Fast Food: Pepe's and Chippy Classics Rated
US native Karissa Dumbacher rates Pepe's Piri Piri 8/10 and fish and chip shop items, including battered pizza and Mars bar, sparking debate among Brits.
Wolf Hall: A Must-Watch for Period Drama Fans
Wolf Hall, based on Hilary Mantel's best-selling novels, boasts a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score and is praised as a 'phenomenal' period drama for Downton Abbey enthusiasts.
Wolf Hall: BBC Drama with 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score
Wolf Hall, the BBC period drama based on Hilary Mantel's novels, has achieved a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. The series follows Thomas Cromwell's rise and fall in Henry VIII's court.
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Dead Fly Test Used by William and Kate to Hire Staff
Prince William and Kate Middleton's head of staff recruitment reveals a quirky test: placing a dead fly in the room to see if candidates notice and pick it up, identifying those with exceptional attention to detail.
Banksy's Identity Revealed via Ukraine Trip and NY Arrest
Reuters investigation claims Banksy is Robin Gunningham, using name David Jones, based on 2000 NY arrest and Ukraine travel records.
UK Museums in Crisis: Should Tourists Pay to Save Free Entry?
UK museums face funding crisis; debate over charging tourists to maintain free entry for locals intensifies.
Buckingham Palace gallery revamp doubles masterpieces to 120
The Picture Gallery at Buckingham Palace has undergone a major transformation, with masterpieces on display almost doubling to 120 and walls changed to emerald green.
Buckingham Palace Picture Gallery revamp revealed
Buckingham Palace's Picture Gallery reopens with almost double the paintings, from 63 to 120, featuring works by Rubens, Caravaggio, and Zoffany, after a major transformation.
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Edinburgh Festival Marks US 250th With Largest American Acts Ever
Edinburgh International Festival marks US 250th anniversary with largest American programme ever, exploring creativity and cruelty under Trump.
Queen Camilla Plays Poohsticks for Winnie-the-Pooh Centenary
Queen Camilla visited Ashdown Forest, the inspiration for Hundred Acre Wood, to celebrate 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh by playing Poohsticks and unveiling a new trail.
Naomi Osaka Restyles Iconic Wimbledon Outfit for Quarter Final
Naomi Osaka wore a restyled version of her iconic Wimbledon outfit during the quarter final, featuring the same obi belt and tiered tulle skirt but without the bomber jacket.
Anthology of European Dreams Reveals Anticlimactic Subconscious
A new anthology of dreams from European online forums reveals a surprising consistency in anticlimactic narrative structures, reflecting a prosaic European mentality with little transcendence.
Arles 2026: Dogs, UFOs, and Independence in Photos
The 57th Rencontres d'Arles photography festival runs until 4 October 2026, exploring themes of independence, journeys, forms of life, revisits, and uncertain archive through images of dogs, UFOs, and more.
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Call of My Life Review: Nigerian Romcom for Summer
Nigerian romcom Call of My Life, starring Uzoamaka Power and Andrew Yaw Bunting, is a breezy summer watch about a call-centre worker who falls for a charming customer.
Edinburgh 2026: 10 Reviewed Shows – Bog Witch to Baby Doomer
From Bog Witch to Baby Doomer, the Guardian's critics pick 10 standout shows at the Edinburgh Festival 2026, including comedy, circus, and climate theatre.
We Are Not Machines Review: Dignity at Work in AI Era
Sarah O’Connor’s new book explores how AI and automation threaten worker dignity, drawing on historical battles and modern examples like Amazon warehouses.
Rachel Aviv: Sentimental Motherhood Writing Is Boring
Pulitzer-finalist Rachel Aviv explores the complex mother-daughter bond in her new essay collection 'You Won't Get Free of It', rejecting sentimental clichés and revealing hidden truths.
Ngarn Wa’ngal: Gum Tree Art Exhibition at Potter Museum
A new exhibition at Melbourne's Potter Museum of Art, Ngarn Wa’ngal, celebrates the cultural and ecological significance of eucalypts with over 160 works. Opens 10 July, free admission.
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Jürgen Habermas, German philosopher and sociologist, dies aged 96
German philosopher Jürgen Habermas, known for consensus-building theory, dies at 96. Influential thinker shaped postwar intellectual discourse.
Secret Ingredient for Perfect Scone Rise Revealed by Baker
A baker shares her go-to scone recipe, revealing that adding lemon juice to the dough helps achieve a better rise. The recipe includes self-raising flour, butter, sugar, milk, and optional sultanas.
Patrice Lawrence Named Children's Laureate 2026-2028
Patrice Lawrence MBE is named Waterstones Children's Laureate for 2026-2028. She aims to use literature to champion marginalized children and foster joy in reading, amid rising far-right rhetoric.
I, Jack Wright Hailed 'Faultless' by Viewers
I, Jack Wright, a murder mystery from Unforgotten writer Chris Lang starring Nikki Amuka-Bird and John Simm, premieres on BBC One and iPlayer on July 12 with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score.
House of the Dragon Fans Unravel Helaena's Chilling Prophecy
House of the Dragon fans decipher Helaena Targaryen's cryptic prophecy 'It's not the season,' linking it to Rhaenyra's premature claim and potential doom.
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Love Island Fans Spot Mica Harris' Ari Kytsya Lookalike
Love Island 2026 viewers have uncovered that contestant Mica Harris bears a striking resemblance to model and social media personality Ari Kytsya, with a TikTok comparison video amassing over 900,000 views.
1% Club Question Stumps Viewers But Answer Is Simple
ITV's The 1% Club left viewers baffled with a question that 99% fail to answer, but many found it easy once they spotted the clue in the sentence. The answer was 'fishmonger'.
Louis Theroux Names Best Documentary on BBC iPlayer
Louis Theroux reveals his greatest documentary is 'The Most Hated Family in America', available on BBC iPlayer, in a conversation with UFC star Tom Aspinall.
National Museum of Rural Life 25th Anniversary Tractor Parade
The National Museum of Rural Life in East Kilbride celebrated its 25th anniversary with a tractor parade featuring a 1960 Massey Ferguson 35, the first tractor through its gates in 2001.
National Trust Summer Art Outings 2026
The National Trust offers free family passes to Express Premium subscribers. Explore art collections from Roman mosaics to contemporary installations at historic properties this summer.
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Michelangelo Bust Claim Unsettles Renaissance Art Experts
Independent researcher claims Michelangelo sculpted Christ the Saviour bust in Rome, challenging long-held attribution to unknown artist.
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