Man Claims Second-Hand Book From Jumble Sale Has Haunted His Home
A man claims a second-hand copy of A Tale of Two Cities from a jumble sale has brought paranormal activity, including noises and smells, into his home.
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Lawrence Burney's Raw Portrait of Baltimore: 'Worst PR of Any City in America'
Lawrence Burney's memoir 'No Sense in Wishing' explores Baltimore's art, race, and police through a personal lens, calling it the city with the worst PR in America.
Banned Georgian Sex Manual Sells for 30 Times Estimate
A 300-year-old banned Georgian sex manual sold for £3,100, 30 times its estimate, at Hansons auction house.
Crossword Genius Puzzle Mirrors The Celebrity Traitors
November's Genius crossword puzzle mirrors the celebrity version of The Traitors, with hidden themes and ambiguous clues.
Agatha Christie’s Typewriter and Personal Secrets to Feature in New Exhibition
Agatha Christie's typewriter and personal items to feature in new British Library exhibition marking 50 years since her death.
Lost Copy of Oldest English Poem Discovered in Rome Library
Trinity College Dublin scholars discover lost 7th-century Old English poem, Caedmon's Hymn, in Rome library manuscript from 9th century.
May 2026 Books: Cornwell Memoir, Weimar History, and Age Gap Novel Among Top Picks
May 2026 book releases: Patricia Cornwell memoir, Weimar history, age gap novel, plus new works by Douglas Stuart and Séamas O'Reilly.
Oldest English Poem Found In Medieval Roman Library Book
Lost copy of seventh-century Old English poem Caedmon's Hymn discovered at National Central Library of Rome by Trinity College Dublin scholars.
Perfect Banana Bread: Air Fryer Method Beats Oven
Former Great British Bake Off contestant Rowan Claughton shares his air fryer banana bread recipe, costing under £5, that delivers a 'perfect' loaf without using an oven.
DC Cancels Red Hood Comic After Writer’s Posts on Charlie Kirk
DC Comics cancels Red Hood series after writer's social media posts celebrating the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.
Best Audiobooks 2026: Top Picks for Memoirs, Fiction and More
Discover the best audiobooks of 2026, from thrillers to memoirs, plus how to get three months of Audible free with a £10 voucher.
Llandovery College Fights Closure After Funding Crisis
Llandovery College, one of Wales' top rugby schools, faces closure after a funding crisis. Chair Simon Woodhead requested £1m emergency funding, citing government policies. The school secured short-term funds but faces a £1m deficit and reduced pupil numb
Clare Balding Hides Poodle Plan from Wife
Clare Balding reveals she wants two poodles but hasn't told wife Alice Arnold, five years after their dog Archie died. She returns to BBC for Wimbledon 2026.
Children's Book Roundup: Top New Picture Books and Novels
Roundup of new children's picture books and novels, featuring imposter monkeys, art history, and YA tales of fear and family.
Alan Carr's Ex Paul Drayton Says He Was Treated Like a 'Nobody'
Paul Drayton, ex-husband of comedian Alan Carr, reveals in his memoir 'Ride - Or Die Trying' that he was overlooked and dismissed as a 'nobody' during their marriage, and opens up about alcoholism and sexuality.
Regime Change Book Exposes Trump's Imperial Presidency
A new book by NYT reporters reveals Trump's unchecked power in his second term, comparing himself to dictators and dismissing constraints.
Olivia Attwood's Abbott Lyon Holiday Edit: Top Picks
Olivia Attwood's new Abbott Lyon edit features personalised jewellery and accessories for summer, including oval hoop earrings, name necklaces, and a raffia bag.
A Splintering Review: A Stunning Debut on Female Ambition
Review of A Splintering by Dur e Aziz Amna, a novel about a woman's ambition in Pakistan, exploring gender and class divides.
Light and Thread by Han Kang review – a tantalising book of reflections
Review of Han Kang's 'Light and Thread', a collection of essays, poems and reflections that illuminate her novels.
Queen Camilla's Witty Pride and Prejudice Joke
Queen Camilla jokes about Colin Firth's shirt at Jane Austen's house; Prince Charles visits Cumbria and meets Syrian refugees.
Miles Franklin 2025: Six Authors Vie for Australia’s Top Literary Prize
Six authors shortlisted for the 2025 Miles Franklin Literary Prize, featuring diverse genres and styles, including linked stories and historical fiction.
The Unethical Journalist Who Interviewed Hitler
George Ward Price, the Daily Mail's star reporter, allowed Hitler to censor his scoop, a new book reveals, raising questions about journalistic ethics.
Zylia Review: Covent Garden Greek-Cypriot Taverna Impresses
Zylia, a new Greek-Cypriot taverna in Covent Garden, offers authentic dishes like taramosalata and lamb chops in a cleverly designed space that feels like a long-established family spot.
Perfect Chicken Souvlaki Recipe: Expert Tips and Tricks
Learn how to make perfect chicken souvlaki with this expert recipe, featuring marinade tips, cooking methods, and traditional accompaniments from top chefs.
Keep Sliced Avocado Fresh: Use Cling Film to Prevent Browning
Wrapping sliced avocado tightly in cling film slows browning by limiting oxygen exposure. Add lemon juice for extra freshness. Store in fridge for up to two days.
Huyton Cake Shop Customers Compare to Harrods
Liam Roberts' Create a Cake in Huyton has been renovated, with customers saying it's 'like Harrods'. The shop has made thousands of cakes, from Tunnock's bars to pacemaker hearts, over 15 years.
Margaret Atwood’s Memoir Celebrates the Art of Grudge Holding
Margaret Atwood's new memoir 'Book of Lives' celebrates holding grudges with humour and vengeance, challenging therapy-led forgiveness culture.
Jake Hall's Daughter, 8, Asks Heartbreaking Question After His Death
Missé Beqiri reveals her 8-year-old daughter River asked 'Do people know I don't have a dad now?' after Towie star Jake Hall died in a villa accident in Mallorca.
Nisha Katona's Three Tips for Perfect Homemade Curry
Mowgli founder Nisha Katona reveals three essential tips for making restaurant-quality curry at home, focusing on onions, spices, and tomatoes.
Alan Titchmarsh Breaks Down After Sharing Emotional Decision
Alan Titchmarsh has opened up about the emotional decision to leave the garden he has spent more than two decades creating, saying his eyes are full of tears.
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