23 h. ago Inside Danny Dyer's marriage to childhood sweetheart and their turbulent split

Danny Dyer has been a regular on our screens for decades and in his latest TV project, he gets candid about his personal life and marriage to childhood sweetheart Jo Mas.

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63 h. ago Inside You actress Madeline Brewer's life from OITNB star's advice to upcoming project with Bridgerton icon

Madeline Brewer is the actress behind Bronte in You season five, with the aspiring writer playing a crucial role in the final chapter of the Netflix psychological thriller.

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4 d. ago Sir David Attenborough to present immersive experience at Natural History Museum

Cinematic projection technology will bring the gallery walls and floor to life with footage of the natural world.

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8 d. ago Best heat presses for 2025: Top picks for creative apparel design

Find out which machines suit your needs for personal or business projects to bring your designs to life

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1 week ago Inside Jim Sturgess' life from defending Anne Hathaway to upcoming Liam Neeson project

Jim Sturgess stars in the new Disney+ thriller The Stolen Girl in which he plays the father of a missing nine-year-old girl - but what is there to know about the actor who plays Fred Blix?

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2 w. ago Holy Cow review – unlikely French teen cheesemaker drama with a big heart

A largely nonprofessional cast shine in Louise Courvoisier’s gritty rural tale that feels satisfyingly realHere’s something to tempt the appetites of fans of French cinema and artisan cheeses alike: Holy Cow, the first feature fim from French director Louise Courvoisier, has been a breakout success domestically (it won a prize at Cannes and a couple of Césars, and went on to win over French audiences in their droves). On paper, this tale of a rural teenage delinquent who dreams of glory in the annual comté cheesemaking competition sounds like any number of generic feelgood underdog tales. But there’s a knack to making great rural cinema, which boils down to capturing the grit and spit and personality of the place rather than some sun-dappled romantic projection of a simpler life.It helps immeasurably that Courvoisier grew up in the same remote Jura farming community in eastern France where the film is set. It shows in every rough-edged, beer-drenched frame – this is earthy, sweaty, ...

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2 w. ago Why USAID is such a critical piece of the global climate aid puzzle – and what happens next as it is cut

As development projects battle over which is the most ‘life-saving’ in order to secure the dregs of US aid funding, climate action is likely to be deemed lowest priority, writes Nick Ferris

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2 w. ago Inside Celebrity Big Brother host Will Best's life from longterm girlfriend to project away from TV

As Will Best prepares to return to our screens with a new series of Celebrity Big Brother, we take a look into the TV presenter's life away from the ITV show...

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2 w. ago Inside Helen Skelton's home life with three kids as she lifts lid on adoption plans

Balancing multiple TV projects and sharing her bustling home life with her three kids, single mum Helen Skelton says she's keen on welcoming two new additions into her family.

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3 w. ago Now you see it: Eric Kogan’s everyday urban illusions – in pictures

New York-based photographer Eric Kogan uses shadows, reflections and fortuitous timing in order to create optical illusions in his work. “It’s more of a life’s journey than a project,” he says, “but if I had to describe it, it’s all about spotting unusual moments in everyday places.” In his daily walks around the city, he keeps an eye out for interesting juxtapositions or humorous framings: a pigeon balancing on a ghostly tree; a cloud caught in a net; statues miraculously coming to life. “At the root it’s about seeing, but maintaining the right state of mind is also everything. I’m hoping the photos will connect with others, and, with each individual, take on personal narratives.”See more at instagram.com/erickogan Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Top genome scientists to map DNA sequence of invertebrate winner 2025

Sanger Institute’s Tree of Life team say genomes offer invaluable insight into how species will fare under climate crisisVoting is now open! Vote for your favourite here“We are following the ‘invertebrate of the year’ series with bated breath,” began the email that arrived in the Guardian’s inbox last week.Mark Blaxter leads the Sanger Institute’s Tree of Life programme, a project that sequences species’ DNA to understand the diversity and origins of life on Earth. But far more importantly, Blaxter and his team are superfans of our invertebrate of the year competition and have offered to map the genome sequence of whoever wins this year. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Women to continue having babies later in life, projections show

Analysis explores for the first time how fertility levels could change among a future generation of women.

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