Claire Sweeney emotional as fans hope for Corrie return
Claire Sweeney shares tearful goodbye to Corrie grandchildren as fans demand she returns to the soap after playing Cassie Plummer.
Category : Arts
Casa Susanna: The Secret Cross-Dressing Sanctuary in the Catskills
Explore the secret 1960s cross-dressing sanctuary in the Catskills through a new Met exhibition of flea market photos, revealing joy and community amid societal repression.
20 Reasons the 1970s Were Actually Fun
Critics say life under new PM Andy Burnham will be grim like the 1970s, but here are 20 reasons the decade was actually fun.
Banksy Confirms New London Mural On Instagram
Banksy confirms a new statue in London depicting a man blinded by a flag, posted on Instagram with a video of its overnight installation.
Edinburgh Fringe Cancellation Leaves Performers and Critics Bereft
The Edinburgh Fringe's cancellation due to Covid-19 leaves performers and critics grieving a lost platform, with fears for new talent and careers.
Royal expert reveals 3 similarities between Kate and Meghan
A royal expert has highlighted three key similarities between Princess Catherine and Meghan Markle: a passion for travel, love of sports, and shared interest in fashion.
Skinwalker Ranch drilling yields manufactured material
Owner Brandon Fugal says his team drilled into a Utah mesa and found underground voids and a debris field with material not matching the area's natural soil.
I tried Zara's 'death trousers' – one step and it was game over
A journalist tries Zara’s viral £25.99 trousers that have landed shoppers in A&E with broken ribs and fractured elbows – and trips within seconds.
I, Claudius: BBC Drama Hailed as 'Best Show Ever' Now Streaming
The 1976 BBC drama I, Claudius, based on Robert Graves' novels, is available on iPlayer. Viewers call it 'one of the greatest TV events ever' and 'a masterpiece'.
Za'atar and Olive Cheese Toastie: Two Ingredients Elevate Lunch
A za'atar and olive cheese toastie recipe transforms a simple lunch with just two added ingredients. The recipe, shared by Courtney Gordon on Instagram, includes sliced mozzarella, za'atar, and chopped green olives on sourdough.
Gordon Ramsay's Secret Ingredient for Eggs
Gordon Ramsay's scrambled egg recipe uses crème fraîche instead of milk or cream for richer, creamier eggs. A simple technique upgrade.
Nazi-Looted 18th-Century Painting Recovered in Argentina After Property Listing Spot
Nazi-looted 18th-century painting recovered in Argentina after spotted in property listing; daughter of Nazi financier under house arrest.
5 Classic Women's Watch Brands for Elegance
From Citizen to Piaget, these classic watch brands offer timeless style for women. Discover Cartier, Casio, Bvlgari and more for every budget.
'A nation of rich cowards': Australia's artistic cowardice and underfunded arts
Ben Quilty criticises Australia's underfunded arts, calling the nation 'rich cowards' for lacking cultural vision.
St Andrews: Royal History, Golf, and Fudge Doughnuts
Explore St Andrews, a historic seaside town in Fife known for its university, royal connections, golf heritage, and legendary fudge doughnuts from Fisher and Donaldson.
Za'atar and Olive Cheese Toastie: Game-Changer
Two simple ingredients, za'atar and olives, can elevate a cheese toastie into a delicious twist. An Instagram recipe shows how.
Harriet Walter's mum secret war role on Who Do You Think You Are
Dame Harriet Walter, 75, discovers her mother Xandra Lee worked in naval intelligence during WWII, a secret she kept for decades, on Thursday's Who Do You Think You Are?
Provost Kenneth Duffy attends Syro-Malabar church consecration
North Lanarkshire Provost Kenneth Duffy attended the consecration of the Syro-Malabar community's new church in Craigneuk, formerly the Craigneuk & Belhaven Church of Scotland building.
Alien: Earth and Materialists lead this week's best-reviewed culture
Ridley Scott's Alien franchise makes its TV debut, and Celine Song's anti-capitalist romcom Materialists stars Dakota Johnson. A roundup of this week's best-reviewed culture.
Daily Horoscope for July 30, 2026
Your daily horoscope for Thursday, July 30, 2026, covers all zodiac signs with insights on travel, relationships, career, and finances. Read what the stars have in store.
Obama’s $850m Presidential Library Criticised for ‘Headache-Inducing’ Design
Barack Obama's new $850m presidential library in Chicago faces criticism for its imposing, near-windowless design, described as a 'Klingon prison' and headache-inducing.
Fuselage review: Lockerbie drama focuses on personal loss, sidesteps politics
Review of Fuselage at Edinburgh Fringe: Annie Lareau’s play about Lockerbie focuses on personal loss but lacks political context, critics say.
Egyptian tombs show advanced building before pyramids
Archaeologists found 5,000-year-old tombs with walls widening at base and sophisticated stone-cutting, suggesting pyramid-building skills developed earlier than thought.
Julia Wolfe's Climate Oratorio 'UnEarth' Premieres in UK, Receives Mixed Response
Julia Wolfe's oratorio 'UnEarth' receives UK premiere at Barbican, with mixed reviews for its direct climate message.
Ukrainian War Art Installation 'I'm Fine' Draws Crowds at Burning Man
Ukrainian artist Oleksiy Sai's 'I'm Fine' installation at Burning Man uses war artefacts to highlight desensitisation to conflict, drawing emotional reactions from attendees.
Lost New York exhibition reveals city's forgotten landmarks and parallels to modern gentrification
New exhibition at the New-York Historical Society explores forgotten landmarks and the historical forces of change, including the role of trash-eating pigs in gentrification.
Oven-Baked French Toast: Crispy, Golden Results
Cook French toast in the oven for a crispy, golden texture without the mess of frying. This method handles large batches easily.
AP Photo Editors Select Day's Top Images
AP photo editors showcase today's top images, from front-page news to powerful moments. Refresh to see latest.
Paris Software Engineer Wins €1m Picasso in Charity Raffle
Ari Hodara wins €1m Picasso painting in charity raffle for Alzheimer's research, initially thinking it was a hoax.
Woman Discovers Painting Wrapped in Sleeping Bag Is Worth £100,000
A woman discovers a painting left by her uncle, wrapped in a sleeping bag, is a valuable 18th-century masterpiece worth £100,000.
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