Cannes 2026 opens with Jackson honour, Gaza remarks and Franco surprise
Day one of Cannes 2026 featured an honorary Palme d'Or for Peter Jackson, political jury statements, a James Franco sighting and a Labyrinth restoration.
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Why is Casualty not on today? Summer break return date
The BBC medical drama Casualty is off air for the summer, returning on September 5 with a 40th anniversary double-bill that plunges Holby into chaos.
Adam Henson pays emotional tribute to father Joe in new book
Adam Henson opens up about losing his father Joe, a TV veteran and rare breeds pioneer, and pays tribute in a new book.
King Charles’s £45m rescue of Scotland’s ‘forgotten treasure’ Dumfries House
How King Charles saved Dumfries House from auction in 2007, turning the Ayrshire estate into a heritage hub and education centre.
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Coronation Street: Simon Barlow's car crash leaves Sam Blakeman fighting for life
Coronation Street spoiler: Simon Barlow's drink-driving crash leaves Sam Blakeman fighting for life after Nick Tilsley disowns him.
Fans plead for Ann Droid series 2 after binging
After binging Diane Morgan's new BBC comedy Ann Droid, viewers are all making the same admission: they're desperate for a second series to be confirmed.
Critics Disappointed by Jack Ryan: Ghost War
Reviews for Amazon's Jack Ryan: Ghost War, starring John Krasinski, are largely critical, citing weak dialogue, a dated plot, and a lack of excitement.
Channel 4 drama highlights sewage scandal in privatised water industry
Channel 4 drama recounts 1999 death of girl from sewage-linked E coli and highlights ongoing water pollution crisis.
Coronation Street's Sue Devaney teases moving dementia scenes as Debbie makes brutal decision
Sue Devaney reveals Debbie's dementia worsens, leading to a brutal decision, as Carl threatens the wedding of Lisa and Carla.
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Zoe Ball apologises to Alex Jones over horrendous Strictly Samba
Zoe Ball apologised to Alex Jones after reminding her of her 'horrendous' Samba on Strictly Come Dancing, which Alex called the worst 90 seconds of her life.
Molly-Mae Hague's postpartum advice after PPD struggle
Molly-Mae Hague says making time for herself is the key change in her second postpartum, after suffering postpartum depression following Bambi's birth.
What Calvin Harris Is Really Like at His Pub, Says Landlord
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Prince Louis Steals the Show at Commonwealth Games Saturday
Eight-year-old Prince Louis stole the show with his signature facial expressions during his first major sporting event at the Commonwealth Games on Saturday.
How James Bond Really Gets Chosen as Craig Replacement Nears
A new James Bond is expected later this year, and the secretive audition process traditionally includes a screen test using a scene from From Russia with Love.
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Onslaught named most anticipated upcoming A24 release
Onslaught, the A24 sci-fi action thriller starring Dan Stevens, is named fans' most anticipated upcoming release ahead of its September 4 UK cinema debut.
Solve Sudoku 7403: Expert Level Puzzle from The Guardian
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Five Great Reads: Decadence, Witches, & Colin
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Singapore bans Massive Attack for Palestinian flag display
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Blind date: Richard and Katrina's verdicts from Bristol
Richard, 63, and Katrina, 60, met for a blind date at Marmo in Bristol. He rated the evening 8/10; she gave it 9/10. A good time was had, but there was no kiss.
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Tim Dowling's book club pick divides members over classic
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School holidays: roll on September – Becky Barnicoat cartoon
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Weekend reads: AI, Esperanto, flies, salt mine, Hiroshima
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From Ish to Jared Leto: The Week in Rave Reviews
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Berlin treehouse on no man's land could be demolished
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Alley Cats: Ricky Gervais's animated comedy is a dead end
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Garma Festival opens in Arnhem Land for Indigenous culture
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