BBC Sacks Scott Mills Over Historic Sex Offence Probe
Scott Mills was dismissed by the BBC following a 2016 police investigation into serious sexual offences against a teenage boy, which was dropped due to insufficient evidence.
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Kanye West to Headline Wireless Festival in UK Return
Kanye West will headline all three nights at London's Wireless Festival in July, marking his first UK performance in 11 years amid efforts to repair his reputation after controversies.
Verruca Dispute Caused Royal Cousins' Ban, Biographer Claims
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie were reportedly barred from seeing Princes William and Harry after Princess Diana clashed with Sarah Ferguson over a foot infection claim, royal sources reveal.
Jack Whitehall Named Next Host for SNL UK
Comedian Jack Whitehall will host the UK edition of Saturday Night Live on April 11, with singer Jorja Smith as musical guest, following recent hosts Tina Fey and Jamie Dornan.
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Britain's Oldest WWII Veteran Dies at 109, Grandfather of Star
Harry Waddingham, Britain's oldest surviving World War II veteran and grandfather of actress Hannah Waddingham, has passed away at the age of 109, marking the end of an era.
Kim Novak Slams Sydney Sweeney Casting as 'Totally Wrong'
Hollywood legend Kim Novak has expressed disapproval of Sydney Sweeney playing her in a biopic, arguing the younger actress appears 'sexy all the time' and misrepresents her relationship with Sammy Davis Jr.
Malcolm in the Middle Star Breaks Silence on Hollywood Exit
Justin Berfield, who played Reese in Malcolm in the Middle, explains his 20-year absence from Hollywood and his role in the upcoming Disney+ revival series.
Susanna Reid's Navy Office Dress Deemed 'Stunning'
Susanna Reid's navy dress from Good Morning Britain is hailed as the perfect office outfit, blending style with professionalism for spring workwear.
Jacqueline Jossa Moves On From Dan Osborne Split
Jacqueline Jossa is reportedly happier than ever after her split from husband Dan Osborne, with a source saying she's no longer 'in limbo' and is focusing on her career and children.
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MAFS Star Bec Zacharia Downcast Amid Breakdown Rumours
Married At First Sight bride Bec Zacharia appeared withdrawn in Sydney, with reports suggesting she suffered a breakdown and quit the show after explosive confrontations.
Scott Mills Sacked from BBC Radio 2 Over Historic Relationship
BBC Radio 2 DJ Scott Mills has been abruptly dismissed following allegations about a historic relationship from over a decade ago, with Gary Davies taking over his slot.
Prince Andrew's New Caravan: From Swiss Chalet to Plastic Home
Prince Andrew has reportedly acquired a new plastic caravan, a stark contrast to his previous £17 million Swiss chalet, with sources describing his reaction as amused.
Scott Mills Snubbed in BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show Return
Gary Davies replaced Scott Mills on BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show with no mention of his predecessor, following Mills' sacking linked to a 2016 police investigation into serious sexual offences.
Coronation Street: Ben Driscoll's Heartache Over Grooming and DNA Twist
Coronation Street newcomer Ben Driscoll is left 'absolutely gutted' as his son's grooming ordeal and a shocking paternity secret tear his family apart, with actor Aaron McCusker revealing emotional fallout.
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Kanye West Headlines Wireless Festival for Three Nights
Kanye West, now legally known as Ye, will perform all three nights at Wireless 2026 in London's Finsbury Park this July, marking his first UK festival headline slot in over a decade.
Perfect Moon Photography: Top Australian Images of March
Discover expert tips for capturing stunning moon photos and explore the stories behind Guardian Australia's top three photographs for March, including a lunar eclipse and Cyclone Narelle portrait.
Lázár Review: Gothic Hungarian Epic by Gen Z Author
Nelio Biedermann's debut novel Lázár intertwines a noble family's fate with 20th-century Hungarian history in a gothic-inflected saga that has captivated European readers.
Night Stage Review: Brazilian Erotic Thriller on Public Sex
A review of Night Stage, a Brazilian erotic thriller where a gay actor and closeted politician bond over a public sex fetish, leading to violent consequences.
Liverpool Philharmonic Review: Simpson vs Elgar and Sibelius
A concert featuring Mark Simpson's apocalyptic oratorio The Immortal contrasted with Elgar's serene Serenade and Sibelius's Second Symphony, conducted by Daniela Candillari.
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The Old Ladies Review: Spite and Greed in a Rickety Boarding House
A review of the 1935 psychological thriller 'The Old Ladies' at London's Finborough theatre, exploring loneliness, ageing, and simmering passions.
The Beach: A Nostalgic Feelgood Film on Adventure
Danny Boyle's 2000 film The Beach, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, captures the raw spirit of travel and critiques mass tourism, offering a nostalgic glint of adventure that resonates decades later.
Being Ola Review: Disability and Friendship Documentary
A review of the documentary 'Being Ola', which follows a man with learning disabilities in Norway and his bond with a care worker, exploring themes of abandonment and connection.
Mary Beth Hurt, Star of Interiors and Garp, Dies at 79
Mary Beth Hurt, the Tony-nominated actress known for roles in Woody Allen's Interiors and The World According to Garp, has died at age 79 after battling Alzheimer's disease.
Rembrandt Scholar Declares UK Portrait a Masterpiece
A portrait in a UK collection, long dismissed as a workshop copy, has been authenticated as a genuine Rembrandt by leading scholar Gary Schwartz, reuniting it with its counterpart in Chicago.
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McCartney's Lost Bass Found: Detection and Sadness
A new documentary reveals the recovery of Paul McCartney's iconic 1961 Höfner bass after 50 years, uncovering a bittersweet story of theft and survival.
Reality TV's Most Shocking Moments That Should Never Have Aired
Married at First Sight Australia's recent dinner party outrage joins a long list of reality TV moments that crossed ethical lines, including racial abuse on Celebrity Big Brother and violent confrontations.
Dean Sameshima's Wonderland: LA's Hidden Queer Sex Clubs
Dean Sameshima's 1990s photographs capture Silver Lake's clandestine queer sex clubs and cruising spots, blending grief, secrecy, and community in a poignant exhibition at Soft Opening, London.
Beisembayev's Romantic Recital: Intimacy Meets Conviction in Cardiff
Kazakh pianist Alim Beisembayev delivered a profound recital at Cardiff's Royal Welsh College, tracing Romanticism from Schubert to Liszt with deep interpretative insight and technical brilliance.
Global Photo Diary: Parades, Protests, and Conflict
A visual journey through Monday's events: from carnival parades in Mexico to solemn protests in Brazil, and scenes of conflict in Gaza and Iran, highlighting global diversity and turmoil.
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Australia's Top Photos of March 2026: A Visual Journey
A curated collection of Australia's most compelling photographs from March 2026, featuring Mardi Gras celebrations, sporting drama, cultural moments, and natural wonders across the nation.
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