16 m. ago Netflix announce new true crime documentary series 'Fred & Rose West: A British Horror Story'

The ‘definitive’ documentary series will pull back the curtain of the infamous serial killer couple.

Events

29 m. ago Netflix viewers rave over 'one of the best war films EVER' with perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes score as 'haunting and visceral' scenes 'blow them away'

Set at the end of the Second World War , the drama is available to stream on Netflix and delves into the story of the tragic accidental bombing of a school.

Events

33 m. ago Cloudy Bay, clear vision: the roundabout story of New Zealand's most famous wine

‘After our first vintage, my Italian viticulture professor came over with tears in his eyes’

Politics

37 m. ago Security review planned for Pennsylvania governor's official residence after arson attack

An independent expert will review security at Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's official residence after investigators accused a man of scaling a wall and setting fire to the mansion

Events

73 m. ago The dark side of Irish dancing: Outrage grows over tween dancers caked in make

The outfits and makeup worn on stage by competitors as young as eight at The World Irish Dancing Championships, currently being held in Dublin, have sparked criticism this week.

Politics

76 m. ago Father John Misty’s trenchant songs about mortality come to life at Royal Albert Hall

Joshua Tillman and his seven-strong backing band bring the dynamic arrangements of new album ‘Mahashmashana’ to his greatest hits, as well – once he’s warmed up, that is

Politics

78 m. ago One of 2025's best games Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 gets huge 'Hardcore mode' update

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is one of the year's best games, and it's just got even better if you've got the stomach for its new 'Hardcore' mode — here's all you need to know

Politics

97 m. ago Deadly Victorian disease in contaminated 'holy water' leaves Brits in hospital

Brit tourists have brought back cholera to the UK after catching the deadly bacterial disease from holy water which was bottled from the sacred Bermel Giorgis well in Ethiopia

Events

1 hour ago Sean Paul/Ashanti, Glasgow review: 'the pace ramped up to a carnival frenzy'

Cameo king and dancehall veteran Sean Paul delivered a relentless barrage of thundering reggae, writes Fiona Shepherd

Politics

2 h. ago Legendary Hollywood actor is unrecognisable as he sings in leotard aged 21 decades before rise to fame

The Austrian and German actor, 68, is best known for taking on roles in films such as Inglorious Basterds, and James Bond films Spectre and No Time to Die .

Culture

2 h. ago What does the Supreme Court gender ruling mean? All your questions answered from sharing public toilets to maternity leave and competitive sports

The case tested legally for the first time whether or not somebody with a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC) recognising their gender as female should be treated as a woman.

Sport

2 h. ago Father John Misty’s songs about mortality come to life at Royal Albert Hall

Joshua Tillman and his seven-strong backing band bring the dynamic arrangements of new album ‘Mahashmashana’ to his greatest hits, as well – once he’s warmed up, that is

Politics

2 h. ago Teen put knife to another child's neck in Cardiff school toilets

A teenager has admitted bringing a bladed object onto school premises on two occasions

Politics

2 h. ago A sultan’s banquet, Holy Week and Welsh gold: photos of the day – Wednesday

The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world Continue reading...

Culture

2 h. ago Teen girls kicked one victim in the head and demanded another kiss their feet

The 13 and 14 year-old girls pleaded guilty to charges of assault and blackmail at Cardiff Youth Court

Events

2 h. ago Netflix fans can't stop watching Daredevil Born Again star's forgotten film

The story is a new take on historical figures

Politics

3 h. ago Google sued for £5bn in UK over allegations of shutting out rivals

Class action argues US tech firm charged more for advertising on its preinstalled apps than it could in fair marketGoogle is being sued in the UK for up to £5bn in damages over allegations it shut out rivals in the internet search market and abused this dominance to overcharge businesses for advertisements. A class action filed at the competition appeal tribunal on Tuesday argues that the US technology company has taken actions that enable it to charge higher prices for the promotions that appear in search inquiries than it otherwise could in a fair market. It alleged that Google, which is owned by the US tech company Alphabet, contracted phone makers to preinstall the Google search app and Chrome browser on Android devices and paid Apple to make it the default search engine on iPhones, with the intention of shutting out competition. The claim is filed by the competition law expert Or Brook on behalf of thousands of businesses and alleges Google ensured its search engine had better ...

Economics

3 h. ago The secret to bowling the perfect strike, according to scientists

Researchers use physics to build a predictive tool that could revolutionise competitive bowling strategy

Events

3 h. ago Gavin & Stacey’s Larry Lamb on how the end of one story is the start of another

The actor who played Gavin’s dad in the hit TV show tells Lisa Salmon he’s sad yet relieved it’s over, and has moved on by writing his first novel.

Politics

3 h. ago Liam Delap is a 'wanted man' and it's 'no surprise' Man Utd are chasing his services

Manchester United have been hoping to secure the services of Liam Delap - and if they want to land his signature they'll face competition from other Prem sides

Politics