Tonight’s BBC debate marked a shift in tone from Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak’s head-to-head on ITV earlier in the general election campaign. Appearing tonight were Conservative minister Penny Mordaunt;…
A campaign to save Britain’s ugliest phone booths highlights the subjectivity of beauty, writes Lucy Kenningham Ugliness is subjective. In 1986, the architectural maestros at the Twentieth Century Society slammed…
Local government planners have rejected plans for a major media investment in the latest sign that NIMBYism is now Britain’s most potent political force. Buckinghamshire Council has refused planning permission…
As music superstar Taylor Swift begins her mega-tour in Edinburgh Scotland, her loyal fans will be giving a boost to the UK economy. But how much will it help British…
Among the many touring Taiko drumming groups, Yamato are the most frequent and successful on UK stages. They perform at The Peacock Theatre until 22 June, their first time back…
The news that one of the billionaire Issa brothers had decided to sell his shares in supermarket giant Asda marked the end of an era for some of the most…
Let’s address the Oscar-shaped elephant in the room. The fourth Bad Boys film is the first movie Will Smith has made since making headlines around the world for slapping Chris…
Incredibly, it’s been a decade since Matthew Warchus’ uplifting British drama Pride hit our screens. There was a degree of controversy at the time, with criticism of the 15 certificate…
When you think of immersive theatre pioneers Punchdrunk, you probably imagine vast, aircraft-hanger sized sets filled with dozens of actors, hundreds of audience members and hundreds of thousands of painstakingly…
The US economy continued to surprise pundits with yet another blowout jobs report raising question marks for the Federal Reserve ahead of its latest interest rate decision next week. The…