Culture
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Bayeux Tapestry to return to the UK for the first time in nearly 1,000 years
The Bayeux Tapestry, one of the most iconic pieces of medieval art, is set to be displayed in the UK for the first time since its creation over 900 years ago, the Department for Culture, MediaRead More... -
Hundreds of new homes proposed for Blenheim Palace estate
Plans to build 500 new homes on the Blenheim Palace estate have been submitted to Cherwell District Council. The development would be located east of Park View in Woodstock, Oxfordshire,Read More... -
The best moments from Oasis’ triumphant return in Cardiff
Oasis made a thunderous comeback in Cardiff, opening their reunion show with Hello and a heartfelt “it’s good to be back,” marking their first performance together in 16 years.Read More... -
Royal Academy of Music to launch new campus in East London
The Royal Academy of Music (RAM) has unveiled plans to open a new campus at London City Island in east London, promising "endless possibilities" for students and staff.Read More... -
Anna Wintour steps down as US Vogue editor-in-chief after 37 years
Dame Anna Wintour is stepping down as editor-in-chief of American Vogue, a position she has held for an unprecedented 37 years.Read More... -
£35m George Street revamp gets council backing despite funding doubts
Plans to transform Edinburgh’s George Street have been approved by city councillors, with construction expected to begin in August 2027—if the money can be secured.Read More... -
Police seek help after £150,000 violin stolen from North London pub
Police are appealing for information after a rare 18th-century violin, valued at over £150,000, was stolen from a pub in north London.Read More... -
Chris Brown denies assault charge in London nightclub incident
Chris Brown has pleaded not guilty to assault charges related to a 2023 nightclub altercation in London. The 36-year-old US singer is accused of attacking music producer Abraham Diaw with aRead More... -
Louvre workers strike over overtourism, forcing sudden museum closure
The Louvre, the world’s most-visited museum, was forced to close its doors Monday after staff staged a spontaneous strike, citing unbearable working conditions and the overwhelming crush ofRead More... -
Pulp score first UK number one album in 27 years with more
Indie rock legends Pulp have returned to the top of the UK album charts for the first time in nearly three decades, with their latest release More debuting at number one, according to theRead More...
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Thousands of people gathered at the ancient Stonehenge monument to welcome the winter solstice sunrise, celebrating themes of renewal, rebirth, and unity. The site opened its Monument
The UK has officially joined the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a significant trade bloc spanning the Indo-Pacific region.
The Prime Minister has officially announced that Lord Peter Mandelson will serve as the next British Ambassador to the United States of America.
Retail sales in the UK grew by a modest 0.2% in November, falling short of economists' expectations, according to data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The figures point to
An Australian computer scientist, Craig Wright, who has long claimed to be the creator of bitcoin, was found in contempt of court on Thursday after pursuing a $1.2 trillion (£911 billion) lawsuit
The Methil yard, known for its role in testing and manufacturing wind turbine components, has received a lifeline following a significant buyout of shipbuilder Harland & Wolff, safeguarding
Britain’s water regulator, Ofwat, has approved an average water bill increase of 36% over the next five years, aiming to fund a major overhaul of the nation’s ailing water infrastructure.
The average rent for residential properties in England surged at the fastest annual rate on record, according to official data released on Wednesday, which also highlighted a rise in house
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer reaffirmed on Wednesday that his Labour government intends to increase defence spending to 2.5% of the country's gross domestic product (GDP).
In a groundbreaking move, councils across England will receive nearly £1 billion in funding next year to tackle, reduce, and prevent homelessness. This historic investment is part of the