Alan Bennett's Diary: Turning 90 and Royal Reflections
Alan Bennett shares intimate diary entries from his 90th year, detailing a Windsor Castle reception, personal reflections on ageing, and the making of his final film project, The Choral.
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Julia May Jonas on Vladimir, Netflix, and Obsession
As her debut novel Vladimir becomes a Netflix series, author Julia May Jonas discusses #MeToo, moral complexity, and how obsessions imprison us in art and life.
Princess Eugenie Steps Down from Anti-Slavery Charity
Princess Eugenie has ended her seven-year patronage of Anti-Slavery International amid the fallout from her father Andrew's arrest and the Epstein scandal.
Harry and Meghan to Visit Australia After Eight Years
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will travel to Australia in mid-April for private, business, and philanthropic engagements, marking their first visit since 2018.
Sunday Brunch Viewers Complain as Tim Lovejoy Misses E4 Show
Sunday Brunch viewers expressed disappointment as host Tim Lovejoy was absent from the live show, which moved to E4 to accommodate Paralympics coverage, with Yinka Bokinni filling in.
Kim Kardashian's Spray Tan Body Contouring Secrets Exposed
Kim Kardashian's stunning figure is partly due to strategic spray tan contouring by her artist Jimmy Coco, who reveals four simple tricks to fake definition and create a toned appearance.
Call the Midwife Star Tears Up Tribute to Co-Star
Annabelle Apsion became emotional discussing Dan Laurie's portrayal of Reggie on Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh ahead of the season 15 finale.
Peaky Blinders Finale: Tommy Shelby Returns in The Immortal Man
Cillian Murphy reprises his iconic role as Tommy Shelby in the final Peaky Blinders film, The Immortal Man. The movie explores new conflicts and a surprising family dynamic while honoring the show's legacy.
Brenda Blethyn Stars in A Woman of Substance Remake
Channel 4's iconic 1979 series A Woman of Substance is remade with Brenda Blethyn as Emma Harte, exploring female empowerment and family drama in a new eight-part epic.
Corrie and Emmerdale Stars Threaten Strike Over Pay Cuts
Coronation Street and Emmerdale actors are considering strike action after ITV announced pay reductions of up to one-sixth and fewer filming scenes, causing financial distress among cast members.
Irish Borderlands Aim for UNESCO Literature Region Status
A plan to rebrand the Irish borderlands as a UNESCO 'region of literature' aims to create nine literary routes across 11 counties, celebrating writers from Jonathan Swift to Lisa McGee.
10cc Songwriter Says Hit Was Blamed for Destroying Marriage
Graham Gouldman, co-writer of 10cc's classic 'I'm Not in Love', shares how the iconic love song has evoked extreme emotional reactions, including one man who claimed it ruined his marriage.
Jessie Buckley on Talent Show and Mental Health Journey
Irish actor Jessie Buckley discusses her experience on BBC's I'd Do Anything, expressing no regrets despite criticism. She opens up about mental health struggles and her passion for acting.
Hana Cross Approached for Beckham Family Tell-All Book
Brooklyn Beckham's ex-girlfriend Hana Cross has reportedly been contacted to contribute to a revealing book about the Beckham family, as estranged parents Victoria and David Beckham face scrutiny over their relationships.
Crime and Punishment Review: Three-Person Stage Adaptation
Laurie Sansom's bold staging of Dostoevsky's classic with a cast of three delivers compelling performances and shadowy dread, though uneven in its execution.
The Capture: TV's Most Prescient Show on Deepfakes
The BBC drama 'The Capture' returns for a third series, exploring deepfake conspiracies that have become eerily real. Holliday Grainger and creator Ben Chanan discuss its prophetic vision.
Italy's Last Cantastorie Sings On at 90 in Nursing Home
Franco Trincale, Italy's final great wandering news-singer, continues performing at 90 in his assisted living facility, preserving a dying musical tradition of storytelling through song.
MAFS: Tyson Gordon Storms Off Over 'Anti-Woke' Views and 'Submissive Wife' Comments
Tensions erupted on Married At First Sight as groom Tyson Gordon stormed off set after being confronted over his controversial views on gay couples and desire for a 'submissive' wife, leaving his partner Stephanie Marshall in tears.
Hotel Lutetia's WWII History: Nazi HQ to Repatriation Centre
The Hotel Lutetia in Paris harbours a chilling past as a Nazi intelligence base during WWII, later transforming into a centre for returning deportees, revealing stories of collaboration and survival.
Crystal Palace: Engineering Marvel That Powered Britain's Dominance
New book reveals how the Crystal Palace's construction technologies underpinned British power, while challenging historical misconceptions about human technological progress.
Amanda Holden's Bag Matches Zara Tindall's Cheltenham Look
Amanda Holden has revealed her new favourite handbag from Fairfax & Favor, the same brand Zara Tindall wears to the Cheltenham Festival. The stylish crossbody bag is praised for its beautiful shape and versatility.
BGT Gymnasts Suffer Nasty Fall Live on Stage in Blackpool
A trampolining act on Britain's Got Talent ended in disaster as one gymnast fell off the equipment live on air. The judges were horrified, and the act was later criticized as 'boring'.
Strictly Come Dancing Overhaul: Three Professional Dancers Axed
Strictly Come Dancing is undergoing a significant shake-up with three professional dancers dropped from the lineup ahead of the 2026 series, following a turbulent period of scandals and host departures.
Harry Styles Pushed Out of Comfort Zone by Choreographer
Ryan Heffington, who choreographed Harry Styles' Aperture routine, reveals how the singer embraced energetic dance after years of avoiding choreography in One Direction.
Fergie's US Book Deal Bid Rejected Over Epstein Scandal
Sarah Ferguson's attempt to secure a $2 million memoir deal in the US has been rejected by publishers, with sources citing reluctance to be associated with the Epstein scandal.
Arquette Paid Price for Rejecting Weinstein, Missed Profits
Actress Rosanna Arquette discloses she was denied a share of Pulp Fiction's box office profits after rejecting Harvey Weinstein's advances in the early 1990s.
Sunday Brunch Moves to E4 for Paralympics, Schedule Change
Sunday Brunch temporarily shifts from Channel 4 to E4 on March 8 due to extensive coverage of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games, with over 60 hours of live sport broadcast.
Harry and Meghan to Visit Australia Next Month
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will travel to Australia in mid-April for private, business, and philanthropic engagements, without their children Archie and Lilibet.
Kate's 'Frosty' Ascot Moment with Beatrice Resurfaces
A body language expert reveals a 'frosty' 2017 Royal Ascot moment between Kate and Princess Beatrice, as reports emerge of the York sisters being excluded from this year's event.
Dianne Buswell Debunks Fake Birth Rumours with Friends Parody
Strictly Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell posted a comical Instagram video to reassure fans she is still pregnant, after false claims circulated online about her giving birth.
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