Tributes Paid to Sale Teen Oscar Hughes After Sudden Death
Oscar Hughes, 16, died after surgery to remove a mouth lesion. The teen with Down Syndrome and autism was known for his infectious smile. A fundraiser supports funeral costs.
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Why Blu Tack Is Blue: Accidental Invention in Leicester
Blu Tack was accidentally invented in Leicester in 1969 while trying to make a sealant. It was dyed blue to prevent children mistaking it for chewing gum.
Stacey Solomon's £20 Hair Oil 'Saves Holiday Hair'
Stacey Solomon's REHAB. Sunshine Spritz UV Protection Hair Oil, now £20.80, earns 4.3 stars from over 100 reviews for protecting hair from sun, sea, and humidity.
WW1 Lionesses Honoured at World Cup Museum Display in Kansas
Historian Steve Bolton's grandmother, a WW1-era Lioness, is among those celebrated in a new exhibition at the National World War 1 Museum in Kansas City during the World Cup.
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BBC Period Drama 'Mr Malcolm's List' Beats Persuasion and Bridgerton
Mr Malcolm's List, a Jane Austen-inspired period drama, is now streaming free on BBC iPlayer until July 26, earning rave reviews and an 83% Rotten Tomatoes score.
Bouchard Joins BBC Wimbledon, Praises Sex Appeal in Tennis
Eugenie Bouchard joins BBC's Wimbledon coverage, stating tennis is great for sex appeal. The 32-year-old Canadian star turned pro in pickleball and ranks 12th in PPA.
Trainer fined for sexist remarks in recruitment video
Trainer David Flood was fined £1,300 by the BHA for a Snapchat recruitment video containing sexist comments about female staff, including wanting 'more days off than Santa Claus'.
Furniture Boys Review: A Clever Edinburgh Fringe Comedy That Turns Exes into Beds and Chairs
Emily Weitzman's Furniture Boys at Edinburgh Fringe turns ex-boyfriends into furniture, blending comedy, memoir, and wordplay in a clever, darkly humorous show.
Giant Peter Rabbit Sculptures Appear in Newcastle Trail
From July 15 to September 14, 2026, giant Peter Rabbit sculptures will appear across Newcastle and North Tyneside in the Tales on the Tyne trail, celebrating St Oswald's Hospice's 40th birthday and Beatrix Potter's 160th anniversary.
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Maura Higgins Wows Wimbledon with Tennis Ball Stilettos
Maura Higgins led celebrities at Wimbledon 2026 in tennis ball stilettos, joining Tess Daly, Amanda Holden, and others on centre court.
Rolling Stones vs Beatles: Jagger Plans Unique Biopic
Mick Jagger is planning a Rolling Stones biopic focusing on a specific era, inspired by the Bob Dylan film 'A Complete Unknown', as the Beatles prepare four biopics by Sam Mendes.
Camelot Fans Hail 'Magnificent' Drama, Demand Season 2
Fans praise Channel 4's medieval drama 'Camelot' as 'magnificent' and 'mind-blowing,' expressing disappointment that only one season was produced. The series, starring Eva Green and Jamie Campbell, is available on Prime Video and Apple TV.
Princess Anne Re-wears 42-Year-Old Floral Dress at Banquet
Princess Anne wore a floral dress she first wore 42 years ago at the Honourable Company of Master Mariners' Centenary Banquet, delighting fans with her sustainable fashion.
Parmesan vs Pecorino: Key Differences Explained
Parmesan is made from cow's milk, giving a nutty, sweet flavour; Pecorino Romano is from sheep's milk, offering a sharper, saltier taste. They differ in milk, flavour, and culinary use.
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Rihanna Supports A$AP Rocky at Concert Amid Backlash
Rihanna attended A$AP Rocky's Los Angeles concert with son Riot Rose, showing solidarity after backlash over his 'disrespectful' comments to women on stage.
Alan Titchmarsh: Plant This Flower Now for Year-Round Colour
Alan Titchmarsh advises planting perennials now for a 'glorious year of colour,' recommending hostas for shade and sun-loving herbaceous perennials.
Clare Balding: 'It's Killing Me' Over Dog Decision
Clare Balding opens up about the emotional challenge of deciding when to get a new dog with wife Alice Arnold after their Tibetan terrier Archie died in 2020.
Top Chefs Reveal One Secret to Perfect Lasagne
Six top chefs recommend soaking dried lasagne sheets in boiled water for 10 minutes before layering to ensure even cooking and prevent crunchy edges.
King Charles Sees 'Anti-British' Play at Holyrood Opening
King Charles was reportedly forced to sit through a play accusing the British Empire of racism at the opening of the Scottish Parliament, sparking fury from opposition MSPs.
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What Can't She Do? Question Everyone Asks About Princess Kate
Princess Catherine's popularity prompts the question 'What can't she do?' according to royal author Catherine Mayer, with Prince William's proud sigh highlighting her skills.
Anglo-Saxon Skeleton Reveals Folkestone’s Ancient Secrets
Folkestone Museum defends displaying an Anglo-Saxon skeleton, citing educational and scientific benefits, while opposing colonial-era repatriation.
CHUF Toddle 2026: 38 Photos of Family Fun Day
The Children's Heart Unit Fund's annual Toddle family fun day at Close House, Newcastle, featured a one-mile run, funfair, and character appearances, celebrating heart heroes and marking 20 years of clown doctors.
Lost Mayan City with Sinister Carvings Found in Jungle
Archaeologists discovered a hidden Mayan city at Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, featuring a 13-foot pyramid temple with intact carvings and a decapitation scene stela.
12 Photos from Sefton Park's Japanese Festival
The Magic of Japan: Summer Matsuri returned to Sefton Park's Palm House on June 28, drawing crowds with Taiko drumming, tea ceremonies, and workshops. The free festival, organized by Japan Society North West and JETAA Northwest, offered cultural immersion
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Home Is Where the Art Is: The Rise of the Epic Domestic Novel
Writing about home life doesn’t have to be humdrum argues the author of Natural Disaster – just look at world-spanning, taboo-shattering works such as Ducks, Newburyport and All Fours.
In the Belly of the Beast review – biblical cantatas open festival
Spitalfields music festival opened with a revival of Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre's biblical cantatas, performed by Dunedin Consort, Hera and Mahogany Opera, despite sweltering heat.
Tom Gauld Satirises Highbrow Novel Cover Designs
Cartoonist Tom Gauld mocks pretentious cover designs for literary novels, featuring minimalist art and absurdly vague blurbs, in his latest Guardian cartoon.
Why Dogs Paw You When Petted: It's Affection, Not a Request to Stop
A TikTok dog owner reveals that when a dog places its paw on you during petting, it's a sign of love and trust, not a request to stop. The behaviour originates from puppy instincts and is a common communication tool.
Jamie Oliver's Carrot Method: Ditch Boiling for Better Flavor
Boiling carrots makes them lose sweet flavor. Jamie Oliver recommends cooking them in a cartouche (foil or parchment parcel) to lock in natural juices, yielding succulent, flavorful results.
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Johnny Vegas says ADHD has helped him rediscover his love of art
Johnny Vegas says ADHD has helped him rediscover his love of art and ceramics, as new NHS figures show nearly 2.5 million people in England have the condition.
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