Beatles Biopic Stars Recreate Iconic Abbey Road Photo
Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Barry Keoghan and Joseph Quinn have been pictured recreating the Beatles' famous Abbey Road crossing for Sam Mendes' biopics, in London.
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Halsall Moss vanishing hitchhiker mystery resurfaces after 60 years
For over 60 years, motorists on Halsall Moss have reported eerie encounters, from ghostly passengers to vanishing vans. Paranormal researcher Rob Gandy has collected testimonies.
Pierce Brosnan's favourite socks hailed 'best around' by shoppers
The London Sock Company's socks, worn by Pierce Brosnan and other celebs, are praised by shoppers as the 'best around' for their quality and durability.
Man finds great-grandmother's 1940 Blitz account in mum's office
Phil Jones and sister Lesley discovered a handwritten account by their great-grandmother detailing the December 1940 Blitz in Liverpool, bringing the past to life.
Stars' Secret Band Pasts Revealed
Jeremy Clarkson once played in punk band Bacon Sandwich. Other celebs with musical pasts include Tony Blair, Keanu Reeves, and Scarlett Johansson.
Snapshot review – fun found-footage scarer follows amateur Ripper hunters
A women's spiritualist team hunts Jack the Ripper in this found-footage horror, braving evil forces conjured by fear, misogyny and political rage.
Madonna installation and wildfires in Europe: photos of the weekend
The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world, including a Madonna installation, wildfires in Europe, and a drought-exposed WWII shipwreck.
Tom Gauld's Forbidden Tomes Library Cartoon
Tom Gauld's latest cartoon depicts a library section for forbidden tomes, offering a humorous take on censorship and literary curiosity.
Sam Neill Gets Posthumous Logie for The Twelve
Sam Neill has been posthumously awarded an Australian Logie for best lead actor in a drama for his role in The Twelve, months after his death aged 78.
Edinburgh Book Festival opens with curiosity at its heart
Scotland's Culture Secretary Mairi McAllan opened the Edinburgh International Book Festival, hailing it as an event with 'curiosity and open-mindedness at its heart'.
Countryfile's Adam Henson shares heartbreaking family loss
Countryfile presenter Adam Henson has revealed the devastating loss of his father, who passed away at the age of 93, sharing the news in a heartfelt tribute.
Fiona Bruce's Children Follow in Her Footsteps
Fiona Bruce's children Mia and Sam have carved out successful careers, with Sam working at the BBC as a researcher and assistant producer.
Elvis's Fame 'Became a Prison' as Colonel 'Artistically Starved' Him
Elvis Presley's generosity was exploited by Colonel Tom Parker, who 'artistically starved and isolated' the star, says author Sally A Hoedel. Fame became a prison for the King of Rock 'n' Roll.
Four-Year-Old's Genius Sock Hack Amazes Parents
A four-year-old's clever sock pairing method, shared by her mum on TikTok, has impressed parents and disabled people, with many praising its simplicity and accessibility.
Scottish traditions to preserve for future generations
Scotland's traditions, from first footing to the Kirkwall Ba', offer a glimpse into the country's past and customs. These six traditions are part of what makes Scotland distinctive and worth passing on.
UK seaside town haunted by ghost of little girl that bites
A woman tells of alleged haunting in Ramsgate, Kent, where a ghostly girl bit her sister. The story features on BBC's Uncanny podcast.
Gillian Anderson admits sneaking into gay bars at 12 with fake ID
Gillian Anderson reveals she used a fake ID to get into gay bars at age 12, describing herself as a 'strong-willed child' in a new interview.
Roger Moore injured by Octopussy co-star Maud Adams
James Bond star Roger Moore was 'floored' by Maud Adams during their love scene in Octopussy, which airs on ITV today. The accident stopped production until he recovered.
Oven method makes perfect French toast, says chef
French toast is tastier when baked in the oven instead of fried, says chef Kristin Hoffman. The pan-baked method gives a crispy crust and fluffy inside, preventing sogginess.
Bullied over my name all my life – but I refuse to change it
A woman bullied for her Mauritian name Yashita shares how racist taunts and a teacher's mockery led to self-loathing, but therapy and pride in her heritage changed her view.
Five Bedroom Décor Mistakes That Look Tacky, Experts Say
Interior designers reveal five common bedroom décor mistakes that make your space look tacky, from grey schemes to faux silk bedding, and offer timeless alternatives.
Interior designer: 5 bedroom features that look tacky
An interior designer reveals five decor choices that can make your bedroom look tacky, including grey schemes, matching furniture, and faux silk bedding.
Alan Titchmarsh names seven scented plants he would never be without
Alan Titchmarsh reveals his top seven scented plants, from English lavender to the Duchess of Cornwall rose, with tips on fragrance and care.
Edinburgh's Darien House: From Disaster to Bedlam Asylum
Darien House in Edinburgh, once HQ of the failed Darien scheme, became a notorious asylum. Poet Robert Fergusson died there, prompting reform.
Meghan Markle's 9-word pregnancy remark to US singer revealed
Meghan Markle told pregnant singer Pia Toscano at a gala that pregnancy is 'the most beautiful time of your life', sharing her true feelings on motherhood.
Kate's six-word reply showed hidden confidence, royal author
Royal correspondent Simon Vigar recalls Kate Middleton's early confidence, telling people 'he's lucky to have me' about Prince William, revealing a less obvious side to her.
Delia Smith's heartbreaking confession about not having children
Delia Smith, 85, says she would have loved children but admits her career may have benefited from not having a family, as she reflects on her life and work.
Jason Arday death 'tragedy on so many levels' says PM
Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday was found dead in Battersea on Friday. The PM called it a tragedy on many levels. His family cited a campaign of misinformation.
Underrated Steve Carell film sees him 'play against type'
Fans praise Steve Carell's 'underrated' 2013 film The Way Way Back, where he plays against type as antagonist Trent, ahead of his 64th birthday.
Benidorm's Adam Gillen: marriage and new roles now
Adam Gillen, known as Liam in Benidorm, has married co-star Laila Zaidi and now looks unrecognisable with grey hair and a beard, while taking on darker roles.
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