Jonathan Creek: BBC crime drama praised by fans as must-watch
The BBC crime drama Jonathan Creek, first aired in 1997, is praised by fans as a must-watch for Ludwig enthusiasts, with Alan Davies eager to return.
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Anderson's blunt 3-word response about Scully
Gillian Anderson, 58, says she doesn't miss playing Dana Scully in The X-Files, citing the long run. Her role inspired the 'Scully Effect' and she's now promoting a new film.
EastEnders' Tamzin Outhwaite Stars in Abigail's Party
Tamzin Outhwaite, 55, stars as Beverly in Abigail's Party at the Harold Printer Theatre, Stratford. The play runs until September 19, with tickets from £20.
Tributes paid to West Lothian community worker Fiona Pearson
West Lothian Council staff have paid tribute to Fiona Pearson, a key voluntary sector figure for over three decades, following her death.
Amanda Owen and Clive's love story: She made first move
Amanda Owen was 21 when she met Clive Owen, 42, and made the first move by knocking on his door. They married in 2000 and had nine children.
Klitschko breaks silence on Panettiere's death
Wladimir Klitschko has broken his silence on the death of Hayden Panettiere, asking for privacy as the family grieves. The former boxer shared a tribute to the mother of his daughter Kaya, saying they are in 'profound shock and grief.'
Giorgio Locatelli: Celebrity MasterChef judge's career and private life
Giorgio Locatelli joins Grace Dent as Celebrity MasterChef judge for series 21, replacing John Torode. The Michelin-starred chef's career spans Locanda Locatelli and a new National Gallery restaurant.
Pinot Noir: The Heartbreak Grape and Why It Must Be Opened
On International Pinot Noir Day, Douglas Blyde explores why fine Pinot makes owners hesitate, its wide gap between magnificence and mediocrity, and why it must be opened.
Pinot Noir: The Heartbreak Grape's Promise and Peril
Pinot Noir is a seductive grape, but its fine wines are often kept unopened. Douglas Blyde explores why, as International Pinot Noir Day approaches on 18 August.
Jane O'Gorman's advice: cheating, delusion, family pressure
Daily Star's agony aunt Jane O'Gorman offers straight-talking advice on a cheating boyfriend, a tone-deaf girlfriend, family pressure, and a marriage proposal.
Baker's Secret Ingredient for Perfect Scone Rise (18.08.2026)
A baker shares a simple scone recipe featuring lemon juice as the secret ingredient for a beautiful rise, perfect for afternoon tea.
Trafalgar Square vigil honours Professor Jason Arday
More than 30,000 people gathered in Trafalgar Square for a vigil honouring Jason Arday, the former Cambridge professor found dead on Friday.
Panettiere: Hollywood Child Stars Face 'Trauma'
Hayden Panettiere has spoken about the 'trauma' child stars in Hollywood endure, saying the industry needs to do more to protect them.
Michael Sheen's Partner Anna Lundberg: Age Gap and Family
Michael Sheen, 57, is in a relationship with Swedish actress Anna Lundberg, 31, with two daughters. They've faced questions about their 25-year age gap, which Sheen addressed on The Assembly.
Concorde crash victim's daughter shares heartbreaking last words
The daughter of Concorde flight engineer Gile Jardinaud, killed in the 2000 Air France crash, reveals his final words in a new Channel 4 documentary.
Sam Eley Is Basil Crumbwick review – cult hit brings laugh after laugh
Sam Eley's cantankerous alter ego Basil Crumbwick, with a giant papier-mache head, delivers fantastic joke-writing and laugh after laugh at Edinburgh's Monkey Barrel.
Pacific Airshow returns to Gold Coast with crowds and aerobatics
The Pacific Airshow returned to the Gold Coast over the weekend, drawing crowds to Surfers Paradise beach for aerobatic feats and military jets, with over 250,000 attendees expected.
Lara Ricote: Inkling review – smart new set is her best yet
Lara Ricote's new show Inkling at Monkey Barrel Comedy, Edinburgh, is a leap forward, blending tomfoolery with a smart meditation on maturing and reading life's signals.
Poland unveils 183ft Virgin Mary statue taller than Christ
A 183ft Virgin Mary statue, taller than Christ the Redeemer, has been unveiled in Konotopie, Poland, after a £19m project by a wealthy couple.
The Forgotten Racial History of Notting Hill Carnival
As Notting Hill Carnival returns, explore its roots in the 1958 race riots and the community's resilience that shaped Europe's biggest street party.
North and South cast: from tragedy to fame
The BBC's 2004 period drama North and South captivated audiences. Here's what happened to the cast, from Pauline Quirke's dementia diagnosis to Richard Armitage's Netflix fame.
Sadie Clayton: Race Against the Tide judge's life off-screen
Sadie Clayton is an expert judge on BBC's Race Against the Tide. The 35-year-old copper sculptor, self-described maximalist, lives in east London with husband and son.
Tether 인연 review – romantic ceilidh skips from Scotland to South Korea
Love stories ring across the generations in this charming fusion of traditional dance and music from two cultures, playing at Summerhall, Edinburgh, until 31 August.
American Doctor: Gaza medics confront US complicity
American Doctor follows three volunteer doctors in Gaza who return to the US to advocate in Congress, challenging Americans to confront their role in the conflict.
The Hounds Gate Haunting review – Richard Mansfield's ghost story
Richard Mansfield's The Hounds Gate Haunting is a restrained ghost story that prioritises atmosphere over scares, with a strong central performance.
Writing Letters Offers Deeper Connection Than WhatsApp
A woman who sent herself a letter from Paris found it a comforting time capsule, leading her to write regularly to family and friends, finding deeper connection than group chats.
Douglas Gordon by Douglas Gordon review – a brave glimpse inside
A new documentary offers a rare, intimate look at the Scottish film-maker Douglas Gordon, blending personal archives with his provocative art.
North and South cast: from spotlight exits to tragic deaths
The BBC's 2004 adaptation of North and South remains a fan favourite. Here's what happened to the cast, including Daniela Denby-Ashe, Richard Armitage, and the late Tim Pigott-Smith.
Ewan McGregor reveals 'painful time' after split from first wife
Ewan McGregor became emotional at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, describing the 'very painful time' after his 2017 split from Eve Mavrakis and how daughter Clara's anger led to their film 'Bleeding Love'.
Bonnie Tyler Interview: Awkward Accent Clash with Welsh Legend
Samantha Masters recalls her 2023 interview with Bonnie Tyler, including an awkward accent clash and the singer's tales of Meat Loaf and a court case.
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