Alison Hammond backlash over Prince Harry interview
Alison Hammond faced backlash after calling Prince Harry 'babes' during a chaotic live segment for the Invictus Games, with viewers branding it a 'car crash'.
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Weekend Events in Greater Manchester: Wimbledon & World Cup
England faces Norway in the World Cup quarter-finals this weekend, while Wimbledon finals take place. Plus Festwich, Vintage Spectacular, and LEGO festival.
Pitbull aims for record gathering of people wearing bald caps
Pitbull is attempting to set the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people wearing bald caps at his BST Hyde Park headline show. The count began at 5pm on Friday.
Rafa Benitez Hailed a Legend During Cavern Club Visit
Rafael Benitez, former Liverpool manager, was hailed a legend during a visit to the Cavern Club on Mathew Street, celebrating his enduring bond with the city.
Cruz Beckham's Girlfriend's Subtle Dig at Harper's Birthday
Jackie Apostel, girlfriend of Cruz Beckham, posted a birthday message for Harper Beckham calling her 'built in bestie', subtly contrasting with Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz's silence.
Clive Owen on 'Remarkable' Journey and Ravenseat Farm Future
Our Yorkshire Farm star Clive Owen reflects on his life journey and future plans for Ravenseat Farm, celebrating his 70th birthday with family and hoping one of his children will take over the farm.
I Met the Real Count Binface at a Sold-Out Rally
Meg Jorsh confirms the Count is 100% Recyclon after meeting him at a packed venue, as he prepares to take on Nigel Farage in Clacton.
Agassi Apologises for Djokovic Comment on BBC
Andre Agassi apologised on BBC after an 'inappropriate' comment about Novak Djokovic's ear seedings at Wimbledon, leaving Clare Balding red-faced.
Mick Jagger Ghosted: New Rolling Stones Song Inspiration
Mick Jagger, 82, says new Rolling Stones song 'Back in Your Life' was inspired by being ghosted by a woman after a quick fling, as revealed in an Apple Music interview.
Dog's Acute Time Sense and Other Reader Letters
Readers share stories: a dog's perfect understanding of time, a GP's memory test blunder, a patient's sharp retort, Welsh language, and a word for humid heat.
Adrian Lyttelton, Historian of Italian Fascism, Dies at 89
Adrian Lyttelton, renowned historian of Italian fascism and author of the seminal work The Seizure of Power: Fascism in Italy, has died aged 89.
Short History of Longans review – a moving family portrait
Mirandi Riwoe’s A Short History of Longans traces a Chinese Australian family across four generations, connected by an old longan tree, exploring memory, trauma, and belonging.
Corrections: Helen Hunt Interview & Santander Cycles
Corrections to Guardian articles: Helen Hunt knew of Branagh role; Santander Cycles includes ebikes. Also, UK ecosystem collapse warning, Coventry glass engraving damaged, opioid drug withdrawal.
Bonnie Tyler, 80s Pop Legend, Dies Aged 75
Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer known for her husky voice and 1980s classics like Total Eclipse of the Heart, has died at 75. The Guardian's music editor reflects on her career.
Broadcaster Derryn Hinch dies aged 82
Derryn Hinch, the former journalist and senator, has died aged 82. The media figure known as 'the human headline' passed away at home overnight, with tributes from prime minister and 3AW.
England World Cup Quarter-Final: Stylish Team Spirit Outfit Ideas
Show your England pride in style with our curated outfit picks for the World Cup quarter-final, featuring the official shirt and sporty stripes.
Harry Styles fans turn ties into secret language and DIY fashion
Harry Styles fans have transformed ties into a concert-going trend, with DIY creations and customised accessories becoming a secret language of fandom.
Matariki Here Waka: Māori New Year 2026 Celebrated
Māori New Year 2026, themed 'Matariki herenga waka' (a mooring place for all canoes), promotes inclusive celebrations across New Zealand, marking the reappearance of the Matariki star cluster.
Elon Musk: Monster in Nolan's Odyssey
Stephen Collins' cartoon reimagines Elon Musk as the fearsome monster in Christopher Nolan's upcoming film The Odyssey, blending pop culture and mythology.
Bayeux Tapestry Arrives in UK After 1,000 Years
The Bayeux tapestry has returned to England for the first time in nearly 1,000 years, arriving at the British Museum in a secretive overnight operation for a year-long exhibition starting September.
Fendi Haute Couture Show Blends Art and Politics in Rome
Maria Grazia Chiuri's first Fendi haute couture show in Rome challenges Italy's view of fashion as art, featuring kimono-inspired silhouettes and upcycled fur, with two accompanying exhibitions.
Ann Widdecombe Dies at 78: Tory MP and TV Star
Ann Widdecombe, former Conservative MP and prisons minister who later became a TV personality on Strictly Come Dancing and Celebrity Big Brother, has died aged 78.
15 Best Hand Fans for Summer: Chic, Cool, Eco-Friendly
Hand fans are the chicest summer accessory. They're affordable, reusable, and won't run out of battery. Here are 15 of the best folding fans, from £3.50 to £58.
Tour de France Picnic and Typhoon Bavi: Photos of Day
The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world, featuring a Tour de France picnic, Typhoon Bavi, wildfires, heatwaves, and more.
Debjani Banerjee: Henry Hoover Meets Hindu Deity Ganesha
In a witty exhibition at Bluecoat, Liverpool, Debjani Banerjee blends British suburbia with Bengali traditions, using a Henry hoover as Ganesha to explore dual heritage and cultural preservation.
Presenter Rolls Eyes During Bonnie Tyler Death Report
Channel 5 newsreader Dani Sinha was caught on live TV rolling her eyes after multiple blunders during a report on Bonnie Tyler's death, sparking viewer backlash.
Noel Clarke Mourns Cousin Krista's Death at 26
Doctor Who star Noel Clarke announced the devastating death of his cousin Krista, aged 26, in a heartfelt Instagram tribute. Fans have flocked to support him with nearly 700 comments.
Bonnie Tyler Remembered: 'She'd Rock Up in a Rolls Royce'
Villagers in Skewen recall Bonnie Tyler's open-door Christmas parties, her Rolls Royce visits, and her down-to-earth nature. The global superstar, born Gaynor Hopkins, never forgot her roots.
Patricia Greene, longest-serving Archers actor, dies at 95
Patricia Greene, who played Jill Archer on BBC Radio 4's The Archers since 1957, has died at 95. She was the longest continuously serving cast member.
Musician Michael Curnow's Body Found Year After Disappearance
The remains of musician Michael Curnow, 23, were found in South Australia's Mount Crawford Forest over a year after he vanished. Police confirm no suspicious circumstances.
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