Harper Beckham's Beauty Brand Name Revealed as Harlo
Harper Beckham, 15, is launching her own skincare brand Harlo by Harper next year, targeting teens after her own skin struggles.
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Chris Packham wants EastEnders role as climate protestor
Chris Packham has expressed interest in guest-starring on EastEnders as a climate protestor, aiming to raise awareness about the climate crisis through the soap's broad audience.
Scots town with peaceful beach and incredible fish and chips
Troon offers a peaceful beach and award-winning fish and chips at The Wee Hurrie, making it an ideal summer destination.
Whitley Bay deputy head publishes children's book Cat School
Katy Brown, a deputy head teacher from Whitley Bay, has published her debut children's book Cat School, inspired by her father's childhood bedtime story about their family cat.
First look at I Am Helen with Coughlan and Cole
Channel 4 releases first-look clip of 'I Am Helen', starring Nicola Coughlan and Joe Cole, exploring toxic masculinity and womanhood.
Woman, 60, sees hair and nail boost with 64p collagen tea
A 60-year-old woman says her hair looks great and nails are stronger after adding Wellgard Collagen Powder to her tea at 64p per serving. Shoppers report impressive results.
Pregnant neighbour claims boyfriend is father
A reader is tormented by a pregnant neighbour who claims her boyfriend is the father, but he denies it. Agony aunt Jane O'Gorman advises keeping an open mind and seeking facts.
BBC Drama 'Lark Rise to Candleford' Hailed as Flawless
BBC period drama 'Lark Rise to Candleford' is praised as a 'flawless masterpiece' by viewers, who say it captures working-class life more realistically than Downton Abbey.
Chester named UK's best high street 40 minutes from Liverpool
Chester, just 40 minutes from Liverpool, has been named one of the UK's best high streets, with The Telegraph calling it 'certainly a beauty'.
Theatre group tackles medical misogyny through art
A North Tyneside women-led theatre group uses drama to address medical misogyny and cancer barriers, funded by a £2,500 grant.
Rutherglen and Cambuslang pubs host 10-day cider festival
Two pubs in Rutherglen and Cambuslang will host a 10-day craft cider festival from July 31 to August 9, featuring ciders at £2.99 a pint.
Cold Justice True Crime Series Streaming on ITVX
True crime series Cold Justice, hailed as compelling and disturbing, is now streaming on ITVX. The show follows prosecutor Kelly Siegler investigating unsolved murders.
Escape to the Country buyer faces 'difficult' choice
A buyer on Escape to the Country was left facing a 'difficult' decision after falling in love with two properties in the Peak District.
EastEnders' Penny star unrecognisable in Netflix drama
Mia McKenna-Bruce, who played the original Penny Branning in EastEnders, stars as Bundle Brent in Netflix's Agatha Christie adaptation Seven Dials.
William H. Wisher Jr., Terminator Co-Writer, Dies at 71
William H. Wisher Jr., who co-wrote The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day, died at 71. His family confirmed he passed away peacefully at home.
Trent Park House of Secrets review – the bugged stately home
A new museum in this redeveloped country house relives its fascinating period as a palatial prison of war camp – with Jewish refugees listening in from the basement.
Humanities Cuts Threaten University Departments
Literature, arts and social sciences must not be sacrificed as higher education funding is squeezed, warns The Guardian in an editorial on university humanities cuts.
Mary Beard: The Odyssey film lacks original's 'elusive sexiness'
Mary Beard says Nolan's The Odyssey misses Homer's 'elusive sexiness' and its approach to women disappointed her. She also discusses rightwing co-opting of classics.
Tomato and bread salad with boquerones recipe
Spanish white pickled anchovies top this full-flavoured dish that’s easy to make and made for sharing.
Historian Traces Long Fight Against Equality in US
Historian Kim Phillips-Fein's book 'Country of Lords' examines the history of anti-egalitarian thought in America, from John Adams to Peter Thiel, amid rising inequality.
Beguiling Psych-Folk of Late Cult Songwriter Ed Askew
Ed Askew, a late cult songwriter with around 50 albums, is remembered for his gay love songs and effortless folk from the fringes, with fans like Bill Callahan explaining his brilliance.
101 Uses for an Empty Vanilla Pod: Syrups to Underwear Drawers
Empty vanilla pods can scent syrup, compotes, sugar, salt, kefir, whisky, and even your underwear drawer. Experts share creative ways to reuse them.
Entangled and Woven review – textiles crossing borders and time
Manchester's textile past forms the starting point for this seamless showcase of skills, featuring works by eight artists and collectives from Korea and India.
Zendaya backlash over ancient Iranian earrings at Odyssey event
Zendaya wore 2,700-year-old Iranian gold earrings at a London photocall for The Odyssey, sparking backlash from archaeologists who say it 'hijacks' Iran's cultural heritage.
48 Reasons to Cherish the World Cup Minus the Geopolitics
A look back at 48 memorable moments from the 48-team, 104-game World Cup, including standout performances, controversies, and emotional highlights.
Newcastle Coffee Rave 5K: Run, Rave, and Coffee
Newcastle's Coffee Rave 5K on August 9 combines a community run, coffee, and a rave at Shark Club, with tickets from £5.
Stop treating school holidays as a chore, parents urged
A writer argues that parents should stop viewing the six-week summer break as an ordeal to survive, and instead embrace ordinary moments with their children.
Enzo Maresca visits Salford Italian restaurant Vero Moderno
Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca dined at Vero Moderno in Salford, a popular spot among the club's stars, and was welcomed back by owner Beppe Piccoli.
Barras Market renames street Maggie's Way to honour founder
The Barras Market in Glasgow is renaming a stretch of Suffolk Street and Ross Street to Maggie's Way, honouring founder Margaret McIver, with a plaque unveiled by Still Game star Gavin Mitchell.
89p washing-up liquid cleans greasy kitchen cabinets perfectly
A test by The Kitchn found that washing-up liquid, available from 89p at UK supermarkets, cuts through grease on kitchen cabinets with minimal effort, rating it five out of five.
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