Two previously unknown sermons by St Augustine, discovered in a 12th-century manuscript, examine the biblical story of King Saul and the Witch of Endor, offering fresh insight into one of Christianity's most debated passages.
Germany returns 21 Benin bronzes to Nigeria, looted by British soldiers in 1897, amid frustration with Britain's refusal to return its larger collection.
Critics praise Akinola Davies Jr's 'My Father's Shadow' and Riz Ahmed's Hamlet in this week's top-reviewed films and documentaries.
Rare treasures buried with a young Iron Age warrior around 2,000 years ago are to go on show for the first time at the National Museum of Scotland in a new exhibition.
Gogglebox star Shaun Malone, 31, reveals he underwent brain surgery, sharing a photo of staples in his head and calling the heatwave a 'terrible' time to be in hospital.
A giant gold toilet sculpture criticising Trump's bathroom renovation during the shutdown is installed on the National Mall.
Steve Toussaint reveals House of the Dragon fans often asked if he was dating co-star Eve Best, discusses Corlys Velaryon's emotional journey in season 3, and shares his new film A Blue Butterfly.
BBC confirms The Other Bennet Sister will return for a three-part Christmas special in December 2026, with Ella Bruccoleri reprising her role as Mary Bennet.
Laura Purll shares her childhood experience of female-on-female sexual assault and why Emmerdale's storyline with Charity Dingle is a vital step in raising awareness and pushing for legal change.
Denise Kiernan's new book 'Obstinate Daughters' reveals the untold stories of women like Margaret Corbin, Elizabeth Drinker, and Lorenda Holmes who ignited the American Revolution.
A new book by Karl Kolbitz explores how medieval and Renaissance paintings used marble to evoke divine transcendence, challenging modern scientific views of the stone.
Simon Russell Beale narrates Greg Doran's enchanting puppet production of Shakespeare's Venus & Adonis, a timeless tale of unrequited love with masterful puppetry.
Annika Schröder, a German veteran of the Good Friday Battle, runs a farm for struggling veterans after the Bundeswehr took over a decade to recognize her PTSD.
Professor Bettina Varwig's research reveals 17th- and 18th-century listeners experienced music with startling bodily intensity. A workshop at the Royal Academy of Music explored embodied performance of Bach's St John Passion, aiming to transform classical
Fashion expert Jess Cartner-Morley explains why slouchy jeans paired with a short jacket are the updated, more relaxed version of the classic power suit for effortless daytime style.
A stunning 90-metre mural by street artist Mul celebrates the Great North Run's 45th anniversary on Newcastle Quayside, featuring the Tyne Bridge and iconic Running Heart.
King Charles was presented with a Jiu Jitsu white belt during a visit to the Roger Gracie Academy, waving it in the air and joking about his Navy tug-of-war days.
King Charles met the Afghan Refugee Women's Cricket Team at Clarence House, hearing their harrowing escape from Taliban rule in 2021, with death threats and a dangerous journey through checkpoints.
Get ready for Wimbledon 2026 with five high-street outfit picks, including a £39 River Island polka dot dress similar to Kate Middleton's iconic style.
Biographer Catherine Mayer reveals King Charles was accidentally headbutted by an ex-girlfriend who tried to curtsy while he leaned in for a kiss, highlighting strict royal protocols even in private.
July 2026 in London offers a flurry of flea markets, new design boutiques, and immersive exhibitions, including New Designers showcasing over 2,500 graduates and Alfies Antiques Market's 50th birthday.
BBC journalist Lyse Doucet won the £30,000 Women's Prize for Non-Fiction on June 11 for her debut book 'The Finest Hotel in Kabul', a people's history of Afghanistan.
Romeo Beckham is set to make his acting debut in the French film Forty Love, about two tennis stars who fall in love, as he is branded a 'grafter' unlike brother Brooklyn.
A new ranking of the 50 best American LGBTQ+ books and authors, from James Baldwin to Carmen Maria Machado, showcases the breadth of queer literature.
The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge has been awarded the prestigious Art Fund Museum of the Year 2026, winning £100,000 for its innovative exhibitions and community engagement.
David Hockney's 90-metre Normandy frieze, created on iPad during Covid, to be exhibited at Serpentine gallery in London from March 2026.
Cats flopping on their back to show their belly is a sign of trust and playfulness, not always an invitation for a belly rub, says cat behaviourist Amanda Campion.
Today's Cancer Sun sharpens instincts for Aries, while Taurus benefits from Mars' grounded energy. Gemini finds clarity in conversation, and Cancer's emotional strength builds stability.
A cat behaviourist reveals that when cats flop on their backs and expose their bellies, it signals trust, playfulness, or a desire for interaction, but not always an invitation for a belly rub.
Martin Cooper explains why he no longer judges gallery visitors who photograph artworks, after being moved by a John Opie painting at Tate Britain.