Mum Cycles 1,000 Miles with Kids to Prove Moms Can Do Anything
Ro Marshall is cycling 1,000 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats with her sons aged one and four, raising over £13,000 for PANDAS Foundation and inspiring mothers worldwide.
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Lipreader Solves Viral World Cup Couple's Argument Mystery
A professional lipreader claims to have decoded the viral argument between South African fans at the World Cup, revealing it started over an accidental flag hit, not infidelity.
The East Palace: Korean Horror Binge on Netflix
Netflix’s The East Palace blends historical Korean horror with supernatural thrills. Starring Nam Joo-hyuk and Roh Yoon-seo, the show follows a feng shui master battling ghouls in a cursed palace. Available now.
Harry's Aston Villa Remark Hints at William Reconciliation
Prince Harry mentioned Prince William during a hospital visit, calling him an Aston Villa supporter, sparking reconciliation hopes.
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La Liberazione di Ruggiero review: 17th-century opera fun
Review of Francesca Caccini's 1625 opera La Liberazione di Ruggiero at Buxton Festival, directed by Eloise Lally with Vache Baroque. The earliest surviving opera by a woman is wildly imaginative, though earnest direction sometimes dampens its fun.
Giant Cockroach Lands on Reporter During Live Broadcast
KTLA reporter Rachel Menitoff remained composed as a giant flying cockroach landed on her during a live report on extreme heat in Sherman Oaks, California. The video has gone viral, with viewers praising her professionalism.
Claudia Winkleman Quits Chatshow After Seven Episodes
Claudia Winkleman has quit her BBC chatshow after just one series of seven episodes, saying she was 'too nervous to enjoy' the format. The Traitors host will focus on her other shows.
Hindsight Trophy, Hay Wain, Sam Neill, Count Binface, Labrador
Readers propose a Hindsight Trophy for England, correct Constable's haywain location, praise Sam Neill's face, suggest Count Binface's pint price, and note labrador munchies.
Ava DuVernay's Netflix Doc 14th on Birthright Citizenship
Ava DuVernay announces Netflix documentary '14th' on the 14th Amendment, which protects birthright citizenship and was recently upheld by the Supreme Court against Trump's executive order.
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The Odyssey Acclaimed as Nolan's Masterpiece
Christopher Nolan's $250m The Odyssey receives five-star reviews from Guardian, Independent, Telegraph, and New York Times, hailed as a frontrunner for Best Picture Oscar.
Rebecca Perry Wins Waterstones Debut Fiction Prize
Rebecca Perry wins the 2026 Waterstones debut fiction prize for her novel 'May We Feed the King', praised for its crisp prose and dream-like quality.
Noel Tobin obituary: Fireworks safety campaigner and Royal Opera House lighting technician
Noel Tobin, who died aged 80, led a successful campaign to regulate fireworks sales in the UK, reducing injuries. He also worked at the Royal Opera House for over 30 years and helped save Covent Garden from redevelopment.
Barry Dransfield, English Folk Revival Fiddler, Dies at 79
Barry Dransfield, a pioneering fiddle player in the 1960s English folk revival, has died aged 79. He played fiddle off his chest and recorded sought-after solo albums.
Worry Doll Review: Sensual, Sinister Novel of Desire
Laura McPhee-Browne's Worry Doll tells an affair from both sides, exploring how desire makes honest liars of two women who remember the same encounters entirely differently.
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The Five-Star Weekend Review: Escapist Holiday Drama
Jennifer Garner stars in this adaptation of Elin Hilderbrand's novel, a warm and refreshing female-led drama that blends schmaltz, melodrama, and genuine feeling across eight episodes.
Hard Sudoku 7384: July 17 Puzzle
Challenge yourself with Sudoku 7384, a hard-level puzzle from The Guardian. Hone your logic skills with this number placement game.
Extend Reading Year to Decade, Inquiry Urges
An education committee recommends extending the National Year of Reading to a decade and introducing a National Reading Guarantee to ensure all children enjoy reading regularly.
Tele Reposts Tommy Robinson Video; Stefanovic Tells Critics to 'F*** Themselves'
The Daily Telegraph republishes a Tommy Robinson video with Pauline Hanson on Instagram and TikTok, while Karl Stefanovic tells former colleagues to 'go f*** themselves' on Piers Morgan Uncensored.
Whale Migration, House Prices, and Missing Cash
The Crunch newsletter's final edition covers humpback whale migrations, Australia's falling house prices, missing banknotes, One Nation's rise, and crowd-sourced earthquake mapping.
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Steve Lacy on Trauma and Heartbreak Behind New Album Oh Yeah?
Steve Lacy opens up about the trauma and heartbreak that informed his new album Oh Yeah?, his struggles after the hit Bad Habit, and why he thinks he's not that famous.
Jesy Nelson: Life Changing Review – Heartbreaking SMA Doc
Jesy Nelson's Prime Video documentary shifts from celebrity lifestyle to a devastating SMA diagnosis for her twins, sparking a campaign for newborn screening. Every scene is affecting.
Fox's World Cup Coverage: Mixed Results, Uncertain Future
Fox's 2026 World Cup coverage improved from 2022 but remained uneven, mixing strong British talent with weak American pundits, amid uncertain media rights for 2030.
Raspberry, Cardamom and Mascarpone Tart Recipe
Benjamina Ebuehi's raspberry, cardamom and mascarpone tart combines crisp puff pastry, soft frangipane, crunchy demerara sugar, and a silky mascarpone topping for a fruity summer dessert.
Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston's Ann Droid Sitcom Premieres
Diane Morgan stars as a socially awkward android in Ann Droid, a heartfelt sitcom about loneliness and grief, airing tonight on BBC One at 9.30pm.
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Locs at the World Cup: Redefining Black Hair
At the 2026 World Cup, footballers like Antoine Semenyo and Nico Williams are wearing diverse loc styles, challenging old stereotypes of unprofessionalism and reshaping perceptions of Black hair in elite sport.
Pompeii with Tom Hiddleston to The Crow Girl: 7 Best Shows
Tom Hiddleston stars in a documentary drama on Pompeii; The Crow Girl returns with a grim second season; plus Young Farts Trailer Parts, King of the Hill, A Toxic Love Story, Kaulitz & Kaulitz, and Sea Shadows.
The Red Mouth review – profound exploration of deep time
Sheila Armstrong's second novel, The Red Mouth, intertwines lives haunted by bog discoveries in Ireland, blending deep time with personal loss in exquisite prose.
Robert Laidlow Reality Eaters review: imaginative orchestral works
Robert Laidlow's debut album Reality Eaters features intricate orchestral works inspired by Einstein's equations, Newton's law, and AI, performed by BBC Philharmonic and Piatti Quartet.
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Revives Series with Paris Sewers
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, launching in October, returns the series to 2D side-scrolling roots. Set in 1499 Paris, players control Rose, Trevor Belmont's daughter, facing historic figures like Joan of Arc as bosses.
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Christopher Nolan on The Odyssey, Oscars, and a New Puppy
Christopher Nolan discusses following Oppenheimer with a $250m adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey, the challenges of filming, and the healing power of his chocolate labrador Charlie.
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