84p-a-Day Drink for Younger-Looking Skin, Says Woman
A woman shares her experience with Reverse Life's Marine Collagen drink, priced at 84p per day, claiming it helps her look younger. The supplement combines collagen, hyaluronic acid, and vitamins.
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3 Surprising Vaseline Uses Beyond Lips and Skin
Discover three unexpected ways to use Vaseline in your beauty routine, from removing blackheads to making perfume last longer, as shared by beauty experts.
Harlan Coben's Final Twist Now Streaming on ITVX
Harlan Coben's debut true crime series, 'Final Twist,' is now available in full on ITVX, exploring real-life mysteries with exclusive interviews and archival materials.
Museum of Youth Culture Opens in Camden with Vast Archive
Museum of Youth Culture opens in Camden on 15 May with 100,000-item archive covering British youth subcultures from mods to ravers.
Booing at the Opera: A Growing Trend in UK Audiences?
Debate over booing at the Royal Opera House after a stand-in could not perform Nessun Dorma, with critics weighing in on audience behaviour.
Wombles TV Comeback After Nearly 30 Years
The Wombles are officially returning to TV after nearly 30 years, with new TV, film, gaming, and more in the works under a new global representation deal.
New ITV Detective Series 'The Dark' Based on Acclaimed Novel
ITV's new six-part serial killer drama 'The Dark' stars Laura Donnelly and Mark Rowley. Based on GR Halliday's debut novel, it follows DI Monica Kennedy hunting a twisted killer in Scotland.
Princess of Wales Writes Letter Praising Welsh Children's Hospice
The Princess of Wales has written a heartfelt letter to Ty Hafan children's hospice for Children's Hospice Week, calling hospices 'extraordinary places' that bring joy and belonging to seriously ill children.
Maga Symphony: Trump painting misunderstands the orchestra, says critic
Critic Tom Service says Jon McNaughton's painting of Trump as conductor promotes a dictatorial view of orchestras, missing the true collaborative spirit.
Top Gear Producer Reveals Why Jason Dawe Was Dropped
Andy Wilman, Top Gear producer, explains how Jason Dawe was let go as the show shifted from consumer advice to entertainment, leading to the iconic trio of Clarkson, Hammond, and May.
The Light in the Hall Season 2 Filming Locations Revealed
The Light in the Hall season 2 returns to Channel 4 on June 16. Discover where the thriller was filmed, including Llandovery, Llandeilo, and Cardiff in Wales.
Danny Beard to Portray Paul O'Grady in Savage Play
Drag superstar Danny Beard will star as Paul O'Grady in 'Savage', a new play by Coronation Street writer Jonathan Harvey, premiering in 2027 at The Lowry.
Celebrities Call for Permanent End to Gnome Ban at Chelsea Flower Show
Bill Bailey and Alan Titchmarsh urge RHS to permanently lift gnome ban at Chelsea Flower Show, with one-off exception for charity.
Anglo-Saxon Gold Hoard Declared Treasure in Staffordshire
Largest Anglo-Saxon gold hoard found in Staffordshire, declared treasure, with 5kg of gold and 1,500 pieces.
Sámi Artist Transforms Tate Modern With Reindeer Installation
Sámi artist Máret Ánne Sara creates a labyrinthine installation at Tate Modern based on a reindeer's nose, highlighting Indigenous culture and climate struggles.
Perrie Edwards and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain Wed in Portugal (16.06.2026)
Perrie Edwards and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain married in a picturesque ceremony in Portugal after a four-year engagement, with family and friends in attendance.
Terf Review: JK Rowling Meets Harry Potter Cast in Tedious Play About Trans Rights
Review of 'Terf', a play at Edinburgh Fringe where Harry Potter actors confront JK Rowling over trans rights, but it fails to ignite drama.
Australia’s battery-powered revolution: inside the 5 June Guardian Weekly
Australia leads in home renewables and batteries, cutting electricity prices by up to 10%. Inside the 5 June Guardian Weekly.
Ukrainian Artist's Exhibition at Refugee Festival Scotland
Alena Bezushko, a Ukrainian-born artist now living in Wishaw, presents 'The Odyssey: A Journey to the Self' at Refugee Festival Scotland, exploring displacement and resilience through sculpture.
V&A Schiaparelli Retrospective Highlights Artist and Impresario
V&A's first major Schiaparelli retrospective showcases the Italian designer's surrealist fashion and showmanship, with over 400 objects highlighting her collaborations and lasting influence.
Midgitte Bardot Takes on Dwarfism Prejudice in New Show
Drag queen Midgitte Bardot tackles dwarfism prejudice in new show Shooting From Below at Southbank Centre, addressing street harassment and objectification.
Classical Music's Identity Crisis: Why Trying to Be Pop Undermines Its Power
Tom Service criticises classical music's attempts to mimic pop culture, urging authenticity and attention over gimmicks.
Rembrandt's Night Watch Dog Copied From Obscure Artist
Rembrandt copied the dog in The Night Watch from a drawing by Adriaen van de Venne, experts reveal, calling it emulation not plagiarism.
Carly Earl Wins Australian Life Photography Competition
Guardian Australia's Carly Earl wins $10,000 top award in 2025 Australian Life photography competition for portrait of young drover in Queensland.
Shostakovich’s First Symphony at 100: A Teenage Masterpiece Before Stalin’s Chill
Shostakovich’s First Symphony turns 100, a teenage masterpiece of joy and boldness before Stalin’s repression silenced its optimism.
Artist Falls Ill After Wearing Nappy Suit to Highlight Sewage Crisis
Performance artist Zack Mennell fell ill after wearing a nappy suit into the Thames to protest sewage pollution, contracting Weil's disease from rat urine.
Labour Minister Skewered by Susanna Reid on GMB Over Starmer
Susanna Reid grilled Labour MP Liz Kendall on Good Morning Britain over Keir Starmer's social media ban for under-16s, suggesting the PM could be 'given the boot' within a week.
Largest Roman Villa in Wales Discovered in Port Talbot
Archaeologists discover largest Roman villa in Wales in Port Talbot, suggesting the area was a key agricultural centre, not a frontier outpost.
Rare Magritte Painting, Held by Family of Resistance Heroine, Heads to Paris Auction
René Magritte's 'La Magie Noire', held by the family of WWII resistance heroine Suzanne Spaak, is expected to fetch over €7m at Sotheby's Paris auction on 24 October.
Gwen John: Strange Beauties Review – The Glory of Solitude at National Museum Cardiff
Gwen John retrospective at National Museum Cardiff showcases her mystical, pared-down paintings of solitude, nuns, and nudes, revealing her as Wales's great modern artist.
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