A Place in the Sun Guest in Tears Over Dream Home
Siblings Catherine and Michael found their perfect holiday home in Spain on A Place in the Sun, leading to an emotional breakdown and a successful purchase.
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Jesy Nelson: Twin SMA Diagnosis Tore Us Apart
Jesy Nelson opens up about her split from Zion Foster, revealing their twin daughters' SMA Type 1 diagnosis tore the couple apart. She campaigns for newborn screening.
A Place in the Sun Guest Cries Over Dream Holiday Home
A Place in the Sun siblings Michael and Catherine were overcome with emotion as they viewed a dream holiday property in Spain's Costa del Sol, eventually securing the home.
Love Island's George Knight Reveals Unaired Flirty Chats
Love Island star George Knight reveals he had flirtatious conversations with Jasmine that weren't shown on TV, despite growing close to Mica and Robyn.
Corrie and Emmerdale Fans Urge ITV to Repeat World Cup Move
Coronation Street and Emmerdale face schedule changes due to the 2026 World Cup. Fans hope ITV will release episodes early on ITVX, as done in 2022.
Scotland's Youngest World Cup Star Tyler Fletcher's Famous Dad and Brother
Tyler Fletcher, 19, is Scotland's youngest World Cup squad member. His father is former captain Darren Fletcher, and his twin brother Jack plays for England.
Zoe Kravitz on 'Uncomfortable' Romance with Harry Styles and Kids
Zoe Kravitz opens up about the 'uncomfortable' aspects of her public romance with Harry Styles and shares her pragmatic views on having children while balancing her career.
Carol Vorderman: First Marriage Was a 14-Week Rebound
Carol Vorderman admits her first marriage 'didn't count' as she knew her husband for only 14 weeks and borrowed her wedding dress from a TV show.
Alan Scales, BBC Producer and Cameraman, Dies at 88
Alan Scales, who worked on Nationwide, Panorama, and Newsnight, and later ran Imagicians for over 40 years, has died aged 88.
Diana Evans Wins Jhalak Prose Prize
Diana Evans wins the Jhalak prose prize for 'I Want to Talk to You', a nonfiction collection on topics from Jean Rhys to the monarchy. Children's and poetry prizes also awarded.
Johnny Warren Museum: Australian Football History in a Country Pub
Tucked away in the Jamberoo Pub, the Johnny Warren Museum preserves Australian football's rich history, filling the void left by Football Australia's unfulfilled promise of a national museum.
Thursday News Quiz: Resignations, Buffy, and Theatre
Test your knowledge with 15 questions on topical news, pop culture, and general knowledge. No prizes, just fun. Allons-y!
Frida Slattery As Herself: A Skilful Theatrical Romance
Ana Kinsella's debut novel follows actor Frida and director John over 16 years, blending romance and creative collaboration in a charismatic and unusual story.
The Evil Lawyer Review: Gripping, Hammy Thai Drama
Netflix's Thai courtroom drama The Evil Lawyer blends gripping twists, hammy villainy, and social commentary. Despite tonal issues, it's a fun watch.
Strictly Ballroom Review: A Feelgood Dance Classic Reissued
Baz Luhrmann's 1992 debut 'Strictly Ballroom' returns to cinemas, a goofy and lovable tale of ballroom dancing that inspired TV's Strictly Come Dancing.
Fireworks Light Up Sagrada Família After Pope's Blessing
Fireworks and a light show illuminated Barcelona's Sagrada Família after Pope Leo XIV blessed its newest spire, making it the world's tallest church.
Stop! That! Train! Review: RuPaul's Zany Drag Comedy Is a Riot
Adam Shankman's 'Stop! That! Train!' starring RuPaul and a whip-smart drag queen cast offers a refreshingly kooky twist on the summer movie caper, full of gags and cameos.
Paul Feig's Ghostbusters: A Decade Later, It Shines
Ten years after its release, Paul Feig's all-female Ghostbusters reboot is re-evaluated as a ahead-of-its-time comedy that deserves a second look.
Spielberg: Turned Down Twice to Direct James Bond
Steven Spielberg revealed on a podcast that he approached Bond producer Cubby Broccoli twice to direct a 007 film but was rejected both times. Now, he says they can't afford him.
Smelling Maradona: A Quirky World Cup Encounter
Barney Ronay recalls the bizarre moment he smelled Diego Maradona at the 2018 World Cup, sharing this odd encounter in his video diary.
Martin O'Neill Eager for More Celtic Success After Confirmation
Martin O'Neill signs one-year deal with Celtic, aiming for more glory after winning Scottish double. The 74-year-old manager is backed by the club for future success.
Global Photos: Protests, Dolphins, and World Cup Countdown
A roundup of striking images from around the world, including protests in Albania and Belfast, dolphins in Istanbul, and a World Cup countdown concert in Toronto.
Tell Us Your Top Album of 2026 Yet
The Guardian's music writers have picked their favorite albums of 2026 so far. Now we want to hear yours. Share your top pick and why you love it.
Michael Keating, Blake's 7 and EastEnders star, dies at 79
Michael Keating, known for playing Vila in Blake's 7 and the Rev George Stevens in EastEnders, has died at 79. He brought a light touch to the thief Vila and spent 13 years on the soap.
The Artist Audiobook: Sensory Feast in Provence
A journalist tracks down a reclusive painter in 1920s Provence, only to become his model in this evocative novel of scents, scenery, and secrets, narrated by Tanya Reynolds.
Rolf Harris: Meeting My Idol Left Me Pondering Prudence
Paul Daley reflects on meeting Rolf Harris before his crimes were known, questioning if we can separate art from the artist in cases of monstrous behavior.
Kelvin Fletcher Supports Emmerdale Co-Star for Strictly
Kelvin Fletcher, who won Strictly Come Dancing in 2019, has suggested his former Emmerdale co-star James Hooton should take on the dancefloor after recent scenes showed Sam Dingle's dancing skills.
Josh Hutcherson Resented Hunger Games Fame
Josh Hutcherson admits he felt 'resentful' about the intense spotlight from the Hunger Games franchise, but has since grown to appreciate it. He also discusses the upcoming sixth film.
Godfather Named Greatest Film Ever by Rotten Tomatoes
The Godfather (1972) has been named the greatest film of all time by Rotten Tomatoes, boasting a 97% rating. Stream it on Amazon Prime Video and NOW TV.
Carol Vorderman: First Marriage a Rebound After 14 Weeks
Carol Vorderman revealed her first marriage was a rebound, borrowing dresses from a TV show. She reflects on past marriages and her current happy, single life with 'special friends.'
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