Tony Awards 2026: Stars and Winners Shine on Broadway
Highlights from the 79th Tony Awards, including red carpet fashion, top winners like Death of a Salesman, and performances by Pink at Radio City Music Hall.
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Nelly Korda wins US Women's Open for second straight major
Nelly Korda secured her second consecutive major victory at the US Women's Open, edging Charley Hull and Gaby Lopez by one shot with a dramatic final putt.
Writing is an art of persuasion; using AI destroys it
Alan Finkel argues that readers deserve to know if content is human or AI-generated, warning against the loss of persuasive writing skills in academia and media.
Richard Scolyer, Top Cancer Researcher, Dies at 59
Prof Richard Scolyer, a world-renowned pathologist and melanoma expert who pioneered immunotherapy and was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer in 2023, has died aged 59.
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Germany's Most Wanted Woman Gets 13 Years in Prison
Daniela Klette, a former Red Army Faction member, was sentenced to 13 years after 30 years on the run, living a quiet life in Berlin under a false identity.
Death of a Salesman Wins Six Tonys; Manville, Lithgow Win
Death of a Salesman dominated the Tony awards with six wins, including best revival of a play. Lesley Manville and John Lithgow won lead acting trophies, while Schmigadoon! and Ragtime also triumphed.
Julie Newmar at 92: Catwoman Icon on Beauty, Son, and Life
Julie Newmar, the original Catwoman, reflects on her career, motherhood, and finding joy at 92. She discusses her iconic role, her son with Down's syndrome, and her philosophy of beauty.
All the Rage: 80+ Women Unite in Play Over Epstein Victims
Over 80 female and non-binary writers create a guerrilla theatre piece, 'All the Rage,' to refocus the Epstein narrative on victims, blending art and activism.
France must repair its Caribbean legacy beyond symbolic acts
France repealed the Code Noir, but the chlordecone pesticide scandal shows how colonial-era inequalities persist in Martinique and Guadeloupe, demanding reparative justice.
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Prisoner 804: The Plot to Erase Imran Khan
Imran Khan, former PM and cricket star, faces an unprecedented campaign to erase his legacy from history. A podcast investigates.
Alice and Steve Review: Icky Comedy Falls Flat
Jemaine Clement and Nicola Walker star in this unconvincing tale of a midlife man dating his best friend's daughter. The comedy feels dated and wrong.
World Cup 2026 Groups A-D Preview: Scotland, Brazil
Max Rushden and panel preview Groups A-D of the 2026 World Cup, including Scotland's return, Brazil's challenge, and Mexico hosting.
Simple Summer Dips from The Barbary: Fava, Roast Veg, Courgette
Discover three easy North African-inspired dips from The Barbary: courgette machluta, kaha kaha, and fava. Perfect for summer gatherings.
Venus and Jupiter to Shine Side-by-Side at Dusk
The two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, will appear close together in the western twilight sky this week, offering a stunning view for stargazers.
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Stand Firm Against Lies Exploiting Murder for Racial Division
Nesrine Malik argues that the riots after Henry Nowak's murder reveal a mainstream belief that equality has gone too far, urging a fight against toxic race politics.
Artist Parents on How to Get Kids into Art
Leading artists like Rachel Whiteread and Michael Armitage share their advice on introducing children to art, from messy play to museum visits.
Country Diary 1951: Drowsy Heat Haze Over Lake District Fells
A reprint of a 1951 Country Diary entry describing an unusually hot summer in the Lake District, with drought affecting farmers and wildlife.
Brexit Documentary Revisits 2016 Vote After a Decade
BBC Two's two-part documentary 'Brexit: A Very British Civil War' recaps the 2016 EU referendum from the leave campaign's perspective, featuring interviews with key figures.
A British Childhood Review: Frank Cottrell-Boyce on Reading
Frank Cottrell-Boyce's 'A British Childhood' examines how poverty and inequality affect children's lives and the magic of shared reading.
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Nigerians Embrace Dogs as Pets, Challenging Dog Meat Tradition
As social attitudes shift and animal rights grow, Nigerians increasingly question dog meat tradition, with advocates promoting pet ownership and compassion.
My Memory Is Full of Ghosts: Visual Hymn for Homs
Anas Zawahri's documentary 'My Memory Is Full of Ghosts' captures the lingering trauma and resilience in Homs, Syria, through haunting imagery and survivor testimony.
Best Podcasts: Football Politics, Reform UK Funding
Explore top podcasts including football's political history, Reform UK funding deep dive, sports culture analysis, radio mystery, and true crime expertise.
HK Protests: How Was Your Dream? Photo Series at Belfast
Thadde Comar's documentary project on Hong Kong's 2019 extradition bill protests is featured at the Belfast Photo Festival, exploring invisibility and anonymity in protest tactics.
Number Puzzle: Find N Starting with 4
Find the smallest number N beginning with 4 such that moving the 4 to the end gives a quarter of N. A mathematical puzzle from Moscow Olympiad.
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Gillard, Albanese slam 'ditch the witch' ads targeting Allan
Julia Gillard and Anthony Albanese criticise sexist billboards targeting Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan with 'ditch the witch' slogan, calling for respectful political discourse.
Qatar World Cup Whistleblower Still Being Punished
Abdullah Ibhais, jailed for speaking out about worker abuses at the 2022 Qatar World Cup, says he is still being punished after his passport was confiscated in Jordan.
Argentina: Beyond Messi, Chasing Back-to-Back World Cups
Lionel Scaloni's Argentina, with a confident squad and evolving beyond Messi, aims for consecutive World Cup victories in 2026.
Sally Beamish: Autism Diagnosis a Blessing That Changed Her Life
Composer Sally Beamish shares how her autism diagnosis helped her understand her anxiety and regrets, and how music became her refuge and creative outlet.
Best of the World With Antoni Porowski: Daft Travel Show
Antoni Porowski's travel show is aimless and pointless, saved only by his charm. A mystery in targeting, it offers decontextualized sights and meaningless idioms.
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Julia Gillard and Anthony Albanese criticise a sexist billboard targeting Victorian premier. Renowned cancer researcher Richard Scolyer dies at 59.
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