
Culture
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Rothschild 15th-century prayer book set to fetch up to $7 million at Sotheby’s auction
Ultra-rare 15th-century mahzor features vivid medieval illustrationsRead More... -
Ray Winstone honoured with Freedom of the City of London
Ray Winstone, one of the UK’s most celebrated ‘hard man’ actors, has been awarded the Freedom of the City of London in recognition of his extensive charitable and fundraising work.Read More... -
Golden Globe 2026 nominations announced ahead of January ceremony
The nominations for the 83rd annual Golden Globe Awards were unveiled on Monday, setting the stage for the first major awards ceremony of the season on January 11.Read More... -
Mayor of London granted right to use historic GLC coat of arms
The Mayor of London has been officially granted permission to use the historic coat of arms once belonging to the former Greater London Council (GLC), following approval from the King.Read More... -
Who will shape the National Gallery’s tomorrow? Architects shortlisted for landmark expansion
The National Gallery has announced a shortlist of six architectural teams competing to design a major new wing as part of its ambitious £750 million Project DomaniRead More... -
National Gallery unveils ambitious exhibition programme for 2026
The National Gallery has announced a landmark line-up of exhibitions for 2026, spanning five centuries of European art and bringing together rare loans, first-ever UK presentations, and iconicRead More... -
OUP India launches 100 libraries for underprivileged children across Uttar Pradesh
Oxford University Press (OUP) India has partnered with the National Book Trust (NBT) to establish 100 libraries for underprivileged children across Anganwadi centres inRead More... -
Children’s author Iryna Kotlyarevska: “Stories born from family evenings”
Iryna Kotlyarevska is a name increasingly found on the shelves of family libraries. A mother of four, a Bachelor of Philosophy, a Master of Political Science, and the creator of the worlds ofRead More... -
Ashmolean Museum passes one million visitors for first time since 2008
The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford has recorded more than one million visitors in a single year, the first time it has reached the milestone in 16 years, the institutionRead More... -
Writer’s Award 2026 honours Jacqueline Crooks and Vanessa Londoño
Jacqueline Crooks and Vanessa Londoño have been named the 2026 recipients of the Eccles Institute and Hay Festival Global Writer’s Award. The announcement was made Monday evening atRead More... -
At Britain’s first plant-based Michelin-Star restaurant, most diners aren’t vegan
At Plates, the first fully plant-based restaurant in Britain to earn a Michelin star, the dining room is full most nights — yet the vast majority of guests aren’t vegan.Read More...

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A figure often overlooked in black British history has been commemorated with a plaque unveiled at a central London church.
In a bid to shield homeowners from property repossessions, Scottish Labour has called on the Scottish government to take decisive measures.

A man has been apprehended by the police after they uncovered 18 stolen cars with a combined value exceeding £436,000 at a suspected "chop shop."

Passengers at Stansted Airport have faced delays on trains and flights due to a power failure that impacted the entire airport premises.

The descendants of Victorian-era prime minister William Gladstone are planning a journey to the Caribbean to express regret for the historical involvement of their ancestor in the slave trade.

Waitrose and John Lewis are taking a novel approach to combat shoplifting by offering free hot drinks to on-duty police officers. The initiative, aimed at deterring potential

The National Trust is under fire for its controversial decision to demolish Britain's oldest beach café, turning Middle Beach at Studland, Dorset, into an unsightly building site within an Area of

The desire for garden-based leisure has witnessed a remarkable upswing, as indicated by a recent study. Toolstation suppliers engaged with 1,000 carpenters, joiners, and builders to unveil the

An estimated 735,240 households, predominantly older individuals, were denied financial assistance for surging energy bills due to the alleged failure of a government-led

In a recent crackdown, law enforcement officials confiscated a substantial cache of counterfeit designer goods amounting to £5 million from two shops in Camden.

