King Charles 'will allow Harry to be working royal again'
King Charles will allow Prince Harry to return as a working royal, a royal expert claims, but substantial work is needed before that is possible.
Category : Arts
Ridley Scott: Great writing is like great music at premiere
Director Sir Ridley Scott, 88, said 'great writing is like great music' at the London premiere of his new film The Dog Stars, an adaptation of Peter Heller's 2012 novel.
EastEnders star teases 'huge level of trauma' ahead for Nicola
EastEnders' Laura Doddington confirms a 'huge level of trauma' will unfold as Nicola Mitchell's war with her mother Rose Hawkins intensifies on Albert Square.
Jamie Bamber Joins EastEnders, Praises BBC
EastEnders newcomer Jamie Bamber calls the BBC 'under threat' and a 'tragedy' not to appreciate, as he joins the soap as Ned Hawkins.
Glasgow Becomes Gotham City for The Batman: Part II Filming
Glasgow's Bothwell Street has been transformed into Gotham City as final preparations are made for filming of The Batman: Part II, with snow, Christmas decorations, and Gotham City signs in place.
Meghan Markle to Keep Working on As Ever Brand Despite UK Move
Meghan Markle will continue to operate her lifestyle brand, As Ever, despite her upcoming move to the UK with Prince Harry, sources confirm.
Mary Heilmann, influential abstract painter, dies at 84
Mary Heilmann, the American abstract painter and ceramicist whose vibrant, playful works challenged minimalist orthodoxy, has died at age 84.
Cartoon criticises British schools' treatment of Harry and Meghan
A Rebecca Hendin cartoon satirises how British schools allegedly treat the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, highlighting perceived unfairness.
Lion series filmmaker says Attenborough thought he was 'mad'
The executive producer of National Geographic's new series Lion reveals that Sir David Attenborough initially thought the ambitious project to follow a male cub was 'mad'.
Airdrie Town Hall to Host New Musical 'Witch Hunt'
Airdrie Town Hall will host the new musical 'Witch Hunt', inspired by the Scottish witch trials, featuring a high-energy electronic dance music score.
Rainbow Trust marks 40 years with Cheadle Hulme family fun day
Rainbow Trust, a children's care charity, held a family fun day at Bradshaw Hall Primary School in Cheadle Hulme to celebrate 40 years of supporting families of children with life-threatening or terminal illnesses.
Little Clove Kitchen: Liverpool Restaurant Ranked 30th Best in UK
Little Clove Kitchen, a one-year-old restaurant off Lark Lane in Liverpool, has been named the 30th best local restaurant in the UK by The Good Food Guide.
The 20 Best Summer Holiday Movies Ranked
Aftersun takes the number two spot, with Before Sunrise topping the list of the 20 best summer holiday films, from feelgood romances to heated interactions.
Dickens' holiday letters displayed at London museum
New exhibition at Charles Dickens Museum in London reveals the writer's holiday pursuits, from Broadstairs to the Isle of Wight, through his personal letters.
Best New Paperbacks: Adichie, Rushdie, Herzog and More
A roundup of the best new paperbacks for August, featuring Dream Count by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, The Eleventh Hour by Salman Rushdie, and The Future of Truth by Werner Herzog.
Best Hair Oils for Glossy, Healthy Looking Locks in 2026
Beauty journalist Sarah Matthews tests 11 hair oils, from budget to luxury, and picks the best for shine, nourishment, and damaged hair. Trichologist Hannah Gaboardi explains how to use them.
Dozens of 'dangerous' artworks buried under dirt at Sydney festival
Eighty artworks by eight Australian artists are buried under tonnes of dirt at Carriageworks as part of the Festival of Dangerous Ideas, with visitors invited to dig them up.
French Girls review: $28,000 Australian film reveals new talents
French Girls, a low-fi drama set in Sydney's modelling scene, was made on a $28,000 budget. Writer-director Hyun Lee's debut feature offers naturalistic performances and a fly-on-the-wall approach, avoiding conventional glamour.
Newstead Abbey and Readers' Letters: Byron, Heatwaves, Tuna
A letter highlights Newstead Abbey as a notable writer's abode. Other letters discuss 1960s dancing morals, heatwave risks for over-60s, and bluefin tuna conservation.
Greenham Common Women's 19-Year Siege Changed the World 45 Years On
Forty-five years ago, women marched to Greenham Common and began a 19-year protest that forced US cruise missiles out of Britain and sparked a feminist revolution.
Harry and Meghan's UK Move Life-Changing for Children, Butler Says
Former royal butler Grant Harrold says Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet face significant challenges adjusting to UK life, but the move could help them build family bonds.
Meta glasses banned by many cinemas amid piracy concerns
Many cinemas are banning or restricting Meta glasses due to privacy and piracy fears, the UK Cinema Association has said, as venues review policies on the smart glasses.
Next Checked Midi Skirt: 'Beautiful' and 'Flattering' Fit
Shoppers praise Next's Check Godet Midi Skirt for its flattering fit, quality, and timeless style. Priced at £50, the skirt is available in two check patterns and is described as a versatile wardrobe staple.
St Helens schoolgirls in tears after GCSE results
Pupils at St Cuthbert's Catholic High School in St Helens received their GCSE results this morning, with many expressing surprise and joy at their achievements.
Roman Kemp, Paul Whitehouse join Shaun the Sheep film cast
Roman Kemp, Paul Whitehouse, and Nina Sosanya join the voice cast of Shaun The Sheep: The Beast Of Mossy Bottom, releasing September 18.
Sian Clifford Opens Up About Her Siblings and Family Life
Fleabag star Sian Clifford, who joins Ludwig series two on BBC One, reveals her sister Natalie inspired her acting career and describes her family dynamic.
Wishaw Woman Scatters Sister's Ashes in Charity Skydive
Lynda Murray scattered her late sister Irene's ashes from 10,000 feet during a charity skydive for the Les Hoey MBE DreamMaker Foundation at St Andrews Airfield.
Prince Edward Drops in Succession After Eugenie's Baby Update
Prince Edward has moved to 16th in the line of succession after Buckingham Palace updated its website to reflect Princess Eugenie's third child, Adelaide.
Gillian Anderson's new slasher film tackles female sexuality
Gillian Anderson stars in her first horror film, 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma', a meta-slasher that blends gore with a bold exploration of female pleasure and sexuality.
Great Expectations Rewritten to Help Parents Decode Teen Slang
Charles Dickens' 'Great Expectations' has been reimagined as 'Bare Expectations' with Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang to help parents understand modern teen language, launched by Tesco Mobile with an audiobook and glossary.
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