Children Losing Imaginative Play by Age Six, Study Finds
43% of parents say kids stop using imagination before age 10, some as young as six, with screens replacing pretend play, Playmobil research shows.
Category : Arts
Salt Path stars break silence over memoir controversy
Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs address the fabrication row over The Salt Path, defending the film as a 'beautiful' work.
Podcast Celebrates Life of Scottish Opera Founder Sir Alexander Gibson
A new podcast episode explores the life of Sir Alexander Gibson, founder of Scottish Opera, from his Motherwell roots to world fame, marking his centenary.
Katie Piper: Acid Attack Was 'Idiot Filter' for Men
Katie Piper says her acid attack injuries acted as an 'idiot filter' in dating, ensuring she attracted the right kind of man, as she opens up about her personal life.
Forgotten James Herriot Mini-Series to Watch Next
Fans of All Creatures Great and Small can enjoy Young James Herriot, a 2011 BBC prequel about the vet's student days, now streaming on Prime Video.
Woman, 31, Reveals Bedroom Benefit of Older Partner
Melanie Quinn, 31, from Bedfordshire, shares the unexpected intimacy advantage of dating Shanks Putwain, 59, despite initial fears about their 28-year age gap.
HMV and The Works update on squishies and mini-dumplings
HMV and The Works report a surge in sales of squishies and mini-dumpling toys, some priced at £1, as young shoppers drive high street footfall.
Emmerdale's Chris Chittell Married to Co-Star Lesley Dunlop
Emmerdale actor Chris Chittell, who plays Eric Pollard, is married to co-star Lesley Dunlop, known for playing Brenda Walker. They tied the knot in 2016.
Peterloo survivor's story uncovered after 200 years
Historian David Olusoga reveals the story of William Cheatham, a Peterloo Massacre survivor whose fight for justice reached Parliament, in a new podcast.
Mary Berry's Sausage Traybake: Ready in 1 Hour (10.08.2026)
Mary Berry's sausage traybake, ready in 1 hour, is a one-dish family meal with sausages, potatoes, and peppers, perfect for busy weeknights.
British teen dies in accident on Dominican Republic holiday
Abbie Lainton, 16, from Swindon, died on July 30 in a tragic accident in the Dominican Republic. Her two siblings were seriously injured.
Prophets Review: Edinburgh Fringe's Daring New Play
Prophets at Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh, is a bold, thought-provoking play that challenges audiences with its raw intensity and sharp writing.
OnlyFans for Therapy Review: Zoo Playground Edinburgh
A new play at Zoo Playground Edinburgh explores the rise of OnlyFans as a platform for therapy, blending humour and poignancy.
Kynren's Last Feather Show: A Breath-Taking Bird Spectacle
The Last Feather show at Kynren impresses with 250 birds in flight, intimate encounters, and a conservation message, set against a dramatic waterfall backdrop.
Tallulah Willis marries musician Justin Acee in Sun Valley
Tallulah Willis, daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, married musician Justin Acee on Saturday in Sun Valley, Idaho, wearing a custom Balenciaga gown.
Faye Brookes Teases Corrie Return, Fame Responsibility
Faye Brookes, known for Corrie's Kate Connor, discusses her 'unbreakable' marriage, Cher's role in Burlesque, and a possible soap comeback.
Fred Sirieix's New Career Moves: Crime Books and French TV
First Dates star Fred Sirieix reveals a cosy crime book series and his first French TV show, alongside his passion for gardening and family.
The Mad King: Game of Thrones stage epic impresses fans
The RSC's Game of Thrones prequel The Mad King is a spectacular, epic stage production set 17 years before the TV series, with solid performances and a few flaws.
Freya Bromley: Grief Became My Brand
Freya Bromley on writing about her brother's death, the guilt of commodifying grief, and how touring her memoir helped her heal.
How to Cook the Perfect Apricot Galette – Recipe
A free-form fruit tart that's easy to throw together with whatever seasonal fruit you have to hand. Perfect apricot galette recipe with rich shortcrust pastry, frangipane, and glaze.
Tom Gauld Cartoon: Military History Dad's Holiday Reading
Tom Gauld's cartoon humorously depicts a military history enthusiast dad's holiday reading choices, blending dry wit with historical satire.
Ziggy Ramo's poem 'Welcome' confronts Anzac Day booing
Rapper Ziggy Ramo's poem 'Welcome' responds to an Elder being booed at an Anzac Day service, exploring themes of disrespect and conditional acceptance.
Christine Borland obituary: Turner nominee dies aged 61
Christine Borland, Turner prize nominee known for probing histories within bodies, has died of cancer at 61.
Brini Maxwell: A Day in the Life of a Drag Queen
Ben Sander, aka Brini Maxwell, shares his daily routine: gym, videos, tag sales, and German study, all in character.
Ruth Madeley: Epic Wedding, Family Discovery
Ruth Madeley stars in BBC's The Rapture. Her life includes an epic wedding and a huge family discovery on Who Do You Think You Are?
TOWIE Original Stars: Where Are They Now?
16 years after The Only Way Is Essex first aired, the original cast have built empires, left the spotlight, or taken unexpected paths. Here's where they are now.
Five Lost Glasgow Restaurants from the 70s Remembered
Glasgow has lost many beloved eateries. Here are five favourites from the 1970s that closed for good, from Dino's to Wimpy.
Marmite: The Life-Changing Addition to Avocado Toast
Adding Marmite to avocado on toast enhances its flavour, making it 'life changing' according to food experts. The World Avocado Organisation recommends the duo.
Woman horrified by sister's 'revolting' baby name
A woman is horrified by her sister's unique baby name, Zacqualynne-Mahtyldah, fearing it will cause her niece a lifetime of misspellings and teasing.
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