Three Choirs Festival: Exciting Opening Concert Review
The Three Choirs Festival opened with a crackling performance of Walton's Belshazzar's Feast, Elgar's First Symphony, and the premiere of Gavin Higgins' Fanfare Americana.
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Arts and humanities vital for understanding UK space exploration
Physicist Laura Grego's warnings highlight need for arts and humanities in space debates, says Prof Abbie Garrington, as UK space strategy focuses on economic growth.
Simon Trewin obituary: Literary agent, Garage Press founder
Literary agent Simon Trewin, who represented Booker winner Paul Lynch and John Boyne, founded Garage Press and ran printing workshops. He has died aged 60.
Tony Williams, film scholar, dies aged 80
Tony Williams, a British-born film and literature scholar who taught at Southern Illinois University, has died aged 80. He wrote on Westerns, horror, and Peckinpah.
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Katy Perry condemns White House over Firework war video
Katy Perry has condemned the Trump White House for using her song Firework in a TikTok video showing military strikes on Iranian targets, saying she never approved the use.
David Jonsson to Play Black Panther in Marvel Sequel
Marvel Studios has announced that British actor David Jonsson will play the son of Chadwick Boseman's T'Challa in the third Black Panther film, directed by Ryan Coogler.
Commonwealth Games 2026: Day three highlights
Swimming, gymnastics, weightlifting, netball, boxing, basketball and more feature in the best images from day three of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Force of Nature review: climate crisis turned into spectacle
This review of ITV1's Force of Nature criticises the series for turning the climate crisis into a dramatic spectacle, with cheetahs crossing flooded rivers and owls battered by storms, but lacks subtlety.
The Rapture Review – Apocalyptic Drama Timely Heatwave
Set in a UK racked by an unbearable heatwave and the rise of extremism, this adaptation of Liz Jensen's 2010 novel follows a psychotherapist and a prophetic teen.
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Sudoku 7396: Easy Puzzle Logic
Solve Sudoku puzzle 7396 at easy difficulty. Fill each row, column and 3x3 box with numbers 1 through 9 exactly once without repetition.
Mangoes unite Indians and Pakistanis in Australia
South Asian mangoes in Australian winter evoke memories and bridge divides between India and Pakistan, as shared love for the fruit transcends borders.
The Oresteia review – blood-soaked opera is wild
Sydney Chamber Opera presents Liza Lim’s physically demanding opera The Oresteia at Carriageworks, with six singers putting their bodies on the line in a haunting funeral parlour setting.
Sean Astin on Child Stardom, LOTR, and Union Leadership
Sean Astin, now president of SAG-AFTRA, discusses his mother Patty Duke's legacy, his roles in The Goonies and Lord of the Rings, and the threat of AI to actors.
Furious: A gripping thriller fueled by female rage
Elizabeth Meriwether's Furious is a compelling grownup thriller powered by female rage, with Emmy Rossum and Lola Petticrew.
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Ridgeley recalls Wham!'s surreal China tour and new film
Andrew Ridgeley reflects on Wham!'s 1985 China tour, the first by a Western pop act, and the new documentary exploring its bizarre moments and lasting impact.
Girlguiding Redesigns Uniforms After 30 Years
Girlguiding launches new uniform range after 30 years, relaxing rules to require only a top for meetings, based on feedback from 55,000 girls and women.
Chris Packham's Evolution: First Animal to Poo and More
Chris Packham's Evolution explores the bat and the origins of its hunger, including the urbilaterian and the breakthrough of the anus. Also: The Ghettos & the Holocaust, 24 Hours in A&E, House of the Dragon, and more.
After hospital stay, workaholic retires, becomes tap dancer
Stephen Walsh was a workaholic until a hospital stay at 57 made him rethink. He retired, moved to a retirement village, and now tap dances with Pat's Happy Tappers.
Liberty expands fabrics department to meet sewing boom
Liberty has more than doubled its fabrics department, now 140% larger at 4,630 sq ft, housing over 2,500 fabrics with 17 specialists as it embraces the sewing trend with autumn craft classes.
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Honor Magic V6 Review: Sleek Foldable Lacks Polish
The Honor Magic V6 offers top performance, long battery life, and a svelte design with good cameras, but unpolished software and a high price hold it back.
Valentina and the MUOSters – US military in Sicily
In a Sicilian town, a young woman struggles for independence while locals protest a US military communications base that brings surveillance and health risks.
Gaining Ground by Joan Barfoot Review: Landmark Feminist Novel
Half a century after its first publication, Joan Barfoot's novel 'Gaining Ground' about a woman who abandons her children remains a thrillingly original feminist landmark.
Alexander McCall Smith launches positivity podcast
The No 1 Ladies' Detective Agency creator's new series uses short fiction to make listeners feel better. Plus, gangsters making a film, a blind sitcom, and more.
Cowboy Day in Nairobi Draws African Fans
International Cowboy Day, observed on the fourth Saturday of July, saw revellers in cowboy attire and country music at Ngong racecourse in Nairobi, Kenya, with a growing following across Africa.
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Pogacar Joins Five-Time Tour Winners in 2026
Tadej Pogacar won his fifth Tour de France in 2026, dominating from stage six. The Slovenian is the youngest five-time winner, and many expect a sixth title next year.
Comedian: Albanese 'shag marry date' taken out of context
Comedian Nikki Osborne says Anthony Albanese's 'shag, marry, date' podcast moment was taken out of context, after receiving vile abuse.
Georgia O'Keeffe Ghost Ranch Exhibition at Courtauld
Nearly 20 Georgia O'Keeffe works, most never seen in the UK, will go on display at the Courtauld in London in October 2027, exploring how her New Mexico home shaped her art and life.
A Dairy Story Review: Happier Cows and Calves
Documentary 'A Dairy Story' highlights cow-and-calf farming at Rainton Farm, where calves stay with mothers for months, boosting animal welfare and milk yields.
Victorian Premier Allan Challenged by Deputy Carroll
Jacinta Allan faces a leadership challenge from her deputy Ben Carroll as Labor MPs lose confidence over Big Build corruption allegations and poor polls.
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How Backrooms Grew Out of Video Game Glitches
The 2026 horror film Backrooms originated from a 4chan post about noclipping out of reality, inspired by gaming glitches that let players see hidden spaces.
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