Cambridge academic challenges Elizabeth Bathory's 'serial killer' legacy
Cambridge academic Dr Annouchka Bayley argues Elizabeth Bathory was framed, not a serial killer, based on four years of research.
Category : Arts
5 Queer Books for London Pride Weekend
From historical thrillers to contemporary dramas, these five queer books are essential reading for London Pride weekend, featuring award-winning and groundbreaking LGBTQ+ literature.
Frieda Hughes: ‘A crow’s death linked me to all the other losses in my life’
Frieda Hughes discusses how rescuing birds in Wales gave her purpose and how a crow's death linked to past losses.
Adrian Searle Steps Down as Guardian's Chief Art Critic After Three Decades
Adrian Searle steps down as Guardian chief art critic after 30 years, with final article on 1 April. He will continue occasional contributions.
Dad Tears Up as Customers Flock to New Liverpool Bakery
Victor Guzman, owner of Victor's Sweet Delights, became emotional as crowds lined up within 10 minutes of his second shop opening in Liverpool city centre.
Jackman Vows Never to Retire from Wolverine Until 90
Hugh Jackman vows never to retire from playing Wolverine in Marvel movies, saying he will keep the role until he's 90. He offers no advice to future actors.
Charlotte Tilbury arrives at Silverlink Boots in North Tyneside
Charlotte Tilbury, the world-famous makeup brand, has launched inside Boots at Silverlink Retail Park in North Tyneside, bringing its sought-after products to local shoppers.
David Bowie UK Tour 10 Years After Death with V&A Archive
Over 100 items from the V&A's David Bowie archive, including never-before-displayed pieces, will tour the UK starting November 2026, offering fans outside London a rare chance to see his costumes, instruments, and personal effects.
Lady Louise Windsor's Public Name Revealed at Graduation
Lady Louise Windsor graduated from St Andrews University on Thursday, where she was announced as 'Louise Mountbatten-Windsor' during the ceremony. She now holds a degree in English.
Ayrshire Artists Needed for Alloway Tunnel Murals
An appeal has been issued for Ayrshire artists to help complete the Alloway Railway Tunnel project, with workshops led by muralist Chris Rutterford to paint the ceiling vaults.
Snow Leopard Cubs Take First Steps at Edinburgh Zoo
Twin snow leopard cubs born May 25 at Highland Wildlife Park have been filmed taking their first steps. The pair, yet to be named, emerged with mother Pari, marking the first litter at the park in four years.
Joan Collins Warns Great-Niece About Acting Hardships
Dame Joan Collins, 93, warns her great-niece India Thain that acting is a tough business, revealing she herself was out of work for ten months before her latest film.
Manchester Day 2026: New Route, Catalan Twist, Full Schedule
Manchester Day 2026 returns on Sunday July 26 with a new parade route, Catalan performers from Barcelona, and free family events across the city centre from 12pm to 5pm.
Jane O'Gorman Advises on Ex and Mum's Sex Life
Daily Star's agony aunt Jane O'Gorman tackles reader problems, from a cowardly ex-boyfriend who left for another woman to a woman furious her mother is having better sex after divorce.
Norfolk Pub Crowned Best in UK, 15 Minutes from Beach
The Gunton Arms in Cromer, Norfolk, has been named the UK's best pub at the 2026 National Pub and Bar Awards, offering traditional charm, modern art, and locally sourced food just 15 minutes from the beach.
Victor Willis, Pioneering Reggae Journalist, Dies at 72
Victor Willis, a pioneering reggae journalist who championed the genre for decades, has died aged 72. His work helped bring reggae to a global audience.
David Powell, TV Producer of Landmark Shows, Dies at 80
David Powell, the pioneering TV producer behind landmark shows including The Ascent of Man and The World at War, has died at age 80, leaving a legacy of groundbreaking documentary series.
Who Will Design Taylor Swift's Wedding Dress? 9 Contenders
As Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly tie the knot at Madison Square Garden, we analyze the nine designers vying for the bridal commission of the century, from Dior to Ralph Lauren.
Cuba's First Independent Magazine Publisher Repressed
A Cuban journalist launched the country's first independent magazine, facing state repression, censorship, and legal battles, highlighting media freedom struggles.
Danny Murphy Update on Runaway Cat Bob
Danny Murphy confirms Bob the cat returned home after six weeks but had turned feral, was rehomed in Preston, and has since passed away, ending the World Cup saga.
VB Mascara Shade for Mature Eyes Hailed as Best in 50 Years
Victoria Beckham Beauty launches Vast Lash Mascara in Cocoa, a rich brown for mature eyes, earning rave reviews from shoppers who call it the best mascara in 50 years.
Best Body Washes for Summer: Elevate Your Routine
Discover the best body washes for summer, from brightening formulas to nourishing oils. Expert picks for glowing skin.
High School Musical UK Premiere at Lowry Theatre
The world needs High School Musical, say producers as new immersive UK premiere of Disney hit opens at Lowry in August 2026 with Jason Donovan as Coach Bolton.
Liverpool Lib Dem Leader Covers Attitude Magazine
Liverpool Liberal Democrat leader Cllr Carl Cashman is the cover star of Attitude magazine's Pride issue, discussing masculinity and far-right radicalisation of young men.
Peppered Mussels with Salty Fries Recipe by Rachel Roddy
Sarawak peppercorns add woody, citrus aroma to mussels steamed in wine, served with crisp, salty chips. A detailed recipe from Rachel Roddy.
Women Jailed for Life: Photos of Humanity Behind Bars and After Release
Photographer Sara Bennett spent 13 years documenting women serving life sentences for homicide in New York. Her book 'Looking Inside' reveals their lives in prison and after release, challenging stereotypes with intimate portraits.
Birds of War: Journalists Find Love in Syria War Documentary
Birds of War documentary follows BBC journalist Janay Boulos and Syrian photojournalist Abd Alkader Habak, who fell in love long-distance during the Syrian war. A story of romance and humanity amid conflict.
Artist Lydia Wood's Decade-Long Quest to Draw Every London Pub
After losing her job, Lydia Wood began sketching London's pubs. Now, with over 350 drawings and a book, she aims to illustrate all 3,500 pubs, highlighting community and heritage.
Johanna Alarcón Wins 2026 Marilyn Stafford Award
Johanna Alarcón wins the 2026 Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage award for her project on Indigenous maternal healthcare in Ecuador. The prize is given annually to female photographers addressing social issues with a focus on positivity.
Pierre Coffin on Minions' immortality, female Minions, and Minionese
Pierre Coffin, director and voice of the Minions, answers fan questions about their immortality, lack of female Minions, the secret of Minionese, and more.
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