A traditional Welsh cottage near Neath, once home to explorer Alfred Russel Wallace, now features eclectic interiors and a full-size skeleton, earning a spot on BBC Cymru Wales' Wales' Home of the Year.
Wyndham Stokes transformed his semi-detached house in Merthyr into Wales' most colourful home with a nature mural, despite neighbours' disbelief. The five-day project by artist Matt Dey features birds, animals, and insects, drawing visitors from afar.
Viewers quickly praised BBC's new six-part comedy Ann Droid, starring Diane Morgan as a robot and Sue Johnston as a widow, calling it funny, sad, and incisive.
Paul Drayton, Alan Carr's ex-husband, reveals in his memoir 'Ride or Die Trying' his chaotic life with the comedian, his friendship with Adele, and his battles with alcohol, drugs, and undiagnosed ADHD.
Felicity Montagu joins 'The Cadburys', a six-part period drama set in 1860s Birmingham, following the Cadbury family's rise. First look images released.
Ancient myth expert Jonathan Pageau explains the deep symbolism of Homer's Odyssey, from the Cyclops' monomania to the deadly goddesses, and why the 2800-year-old epic remains timeless.
Day two of The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale saw thousands of fans, including fashionable couples and families, enjoying the tournament despite scorching heat.
Barry Dransfield, a pioneering fiddle player in the 1960s English folk revival, has died aged 79. He played fiddle off his chest and recorded sought-after solo albums.
At the 2026 World Cup, footballers like Antoine Semenyo and Nico Williams are wearing diverse loc styles, challenging old stereotypes of unprofessionalism and reshaping perceptions of Black hair in elite sport.
Sheila Armstrong's second novel, The Red Mouth, intertwines lives haunted by bog discoveries in Ireland, blending deep time with personal loss in exquisite prose.
Scarlett Thomas's 'The Runner' leads a roundup of new crime and thrillers, including Henning Mankell's 'The Madman,' Jane Casey's 'Everything She Didn't Say,' and more.
Pop Revisited showcases Hockney and 1960s print masters. Linder brings punk art to Blackpool. Helen Chadwick's body-nature works in Wales. Warhol explores the American soul.
Andy Serkis faces criticism over the all-white cast of The Hunt for Gollum, attributing the lack of diversity to JRR Tolkien's Norse mythology influences. Critics argue the defense is unconvincing.
Bonnie Tyler's funeral will be held in Swansea on August 17. Family invites public to line Newton Road, Mumbles on August 15. Donations requested to Noah's Ark Children's Hospital or Cerebral Palsy Cymru.
A resident described East Kilbride as a 'slice of hell' in a scathing ILiveHere review, but the South Lanarkshire town offers parks, museums, and family attractions.
Queen Camilla celebrates her 79th birthday with a new portrait and announces a National Literacy Trust initiative gifting every Year 6 child a book by Katherine Rundell.
Queen Camilla was deemed 'non-negotiable' in Prince Harry's reunion with King Charles, according to a royal author. The Sussexes met the King and Queen at Highgrove House last week.
Legendary make-up artist Bobbi Brown shares her London insider tips: dining at Scott's, shopping at Liberty, staying at Claridge's, and her secret cabbie John.
Birmingham hosts first Ozzy Day on July 22, 2026, with free live music, public art, and events celebrating Ozzy Osbourne's life and Brummie roots, a year after his death.
Oluwadamilare Joseph, 21, has trichoepithelioma, a rare genetic condition causing facial tumours. Bullied since age six, he now educates others on TikTok, where he has over 100,000 followers, to combat misconceptions and cruelty.
Bonnie Tyler, real name Gaynor Hopkins, died in Portugal at 75. Her funeral includes a public celebration in Swansea on August 17, with a procession through Skewen.
Queen Camilla marks her 79th birthday with a new photograph and announces that every Year 6 and P6 child in the UK will receive a special edition of 'Impossible Creatures' by Katherine Rundell this Christmas.
Discover the expert-approved luxury skincare products and treatments that London's top dermatologists and facialists currently love most, from PDRN serums to advanced LED masks.
Playshapes, an award-winning interactive artwork, will transform Blyth into a giant hands-on playground from August 11 to 16, offering free creative play for all ages.
Discover Aynho, a quaint village on the Northamptonshire-Oxfordshire border with stone cottages, historic grandeur, and the stunning Aynhoe Park estate.
Two rare Jacobite-era pistols, made in Scotland and taken to France after the 1715 uprising, are reunited for the first time in over 30 years at a new exhibition in Montrose.
Toby Jones discovered his great-great-great-grandmother Sarah Thorne, a theatre manager who founded one of the UK's first drama schools, and confirmed his Indian heritage on Who Do You Think You Are?
Liverpool Arab Arts Festival returns for its 24th year from July 17, 2026, with a 10-day programme themed 'Home' across venues including Sefton Park Palm House, Bluecoat, and St George's Hall.
Channel 4 airs two underrated 2022 horror films this Saturday: The Menu (10:55pm) and Men (12:50am), starring Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Jessie Buckley.
Port Talbot and Pontypridd are shortlisted for UK Town of Culture 2028. A local journalist argues Port Talbot deserves the title, citing its cultural icons, natural beauty, and need for regeneration.