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From thermal underwear to ‘hairy’ jam: World Book Day titles take over UK book chart

Jamie Smart’s Bunny vs Monkey: Total Chaos! was No 1 in the chart last week as the Top 10 was dominated by the charity’s discounted children’s reads ahead of annual event

The Guardian - UK · Mar 5

6 Books That Shaped Marie Claire UK's Editors, in Celebration of World Book Day

The reads that the team loved growing up

Marie Claire · Mar 5

The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley audiobook review – a topical time-hopping romance

Actor Katie Leung narrates this genre-bending debut in which an Victorian Arctic explorer is catapulted into our brave new world

The Guardian - UK · Mar 5

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Will George RR Martin Release The Winds of Winter In 2027? Author Urged To 'Shelve' TWOW Forever

A Forbes columnist has urged George RR Martin to shelve The Winds of Winter, arguing the long delayed book may not arrive until late 2027.

International Business Times UK · Mar 5

The Best Time-Travel Epic Of The Decade Finally Brings Its Saga To An End

With its eighth and final season, 'Outlander' sends Jamie and Claire off on a fitting swan song.

Inverse · Mar 5

Department of the Vanishing by Johanna Bell review – brilliantly, terrifyingly plausible

In this wild little miracle of a book, an Australian government office is tasked with cataloguing the casualties of the Anthropocene

The Guardian - AU · Mar 5

Bob Carr, ‘a masterpiece’ and a horny queer fantasy: the best Australian books out in March

Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

The Guardian - AU · Mar 5

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Olivier awards 2026: full list of nominations

Into the Woods and Paddington: The Musical are this year’s most-nominated shows with 11 nods each. See who else is in the running at this year’s awards

The Guardian - UK · Mar 5

Chic couture, bio-terror and a whole load of Mike Leigh: Lesley Manville’s finest films – ranked!

With her 70th birthday around the corner, we assess the greatest screen outings of everybody’s favourite underrated doyenne of British cinema

The Guardian - UK · Mar 5

Queen Camilla's reaction to embarrassing mix up proves just how much of a 'laugh' she is

Broadcaster Sara Cox shared a great story that sums up how Her Majesty doesn’t take herself too seriously

Woman & Home · Mar 5

Why are today’s children’s books and films often so much better than adult ones?

It’s not simply that kids’ culture has improved since I was young. Across stage, screen and cinema, grownup offerings pale in comparison to those aimed at my son, writes Catherine Shoard

The Guardian - UK · Mar 5

Slow Horses team to revive detective drama Lovejoy after 30 years

The production house behind ‘Slow Horses’ is eying up another adaptation

The Independent UK · Mar 5

A Court of Thorns and Roses author Sarah J Maas announces two new books after five-year wait

‘ACOTAR has brought a lot of people together,’ an excited fan told The Independent

The Independent UK · Mar 5

Gloria Don’t Speak by Lucy Apps review – tender portrait of a woman with a learning disability

Longlisted for the Women’s prize, this ambitious debut journeys into the inner world of a vulnerable teenager who is left traumatised by a toxic friendship

The Guardian - UK · Mar 5

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The Guardian - UK · Mar 5

Vladimir review – Rachel Weisz is unswervingly brilliant in a TV show you’ll admire for years to come

This adaptation of the 2022 novel – starring Weisz, Leo Woodall and John Slattery – fits it perfectly to television. It’s a proper show for proper grownups

The Independent UK · Mar 5

Vladimir review: Rachel Weisz’s sociopathic professor falls for Leo Woodall in ‘post-woke’ drama

3/5 This eight-part adaptation of Julia May Jonas’s bestselling novel is brutally muted by the Netflix aesthetic

The Guardian - UK · Mar 5

Tales of the Suburbs by John Grindrod review – queer goings on behind the curtains

From ‘gaybours’ to treasure hunts in Tunbridge Wells, a tragicomic history of LGBTQ life outside the big city

Woman & Home · Mar 5

Carole Middleton's 'constant presence' in Kate and William’s lives gave them 'crucial' room to 'breathe'

The Princess of Wales's parents have always been very involved and William has 'appreciated this beyond measure'

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Cinemablend · Mar 5

Is The Bride! A Love Story? Christian Bale Has Some Harsh Thoughts About The Romance Genre

The new movie reimagines The Bride Of Frankenstein.

Marie Claire · Mar 4

Prince William “Didn’t Tell Anyone” About This Personal Gesture He Made in a Time of “Profound Sorrow”

"It was typical of William," his former private secretary revealed.

The Independent UK · Mar 4

Valerie Bertinelli opens up about being sexually abused as a young girl: ‘I’m a survivor’

Bertinelli said she ‘had no plans to reveal this’ ahead of her memoir’s release

Evening Standard · Mar 4

Claire Lynch first debut novelist to win The Nero Gold Prize

The chairman of judges, Nick Hornby, said he believed Lynch’s novel, A Family Matter, would be ‘read and thought about for years to come’.

The Guardian - UK · Mar 4

Claire Lynch wins Nero Gold prize for debut about 1980s homophobia

The £30,000 award went to novel A Family Matter, about a lesbian affair and a custody battle

Marie Claire · Mar 4

Prince William and Princess Kate “In Staunch Agreement” That This is their “Highest Priority”

"Before they could start introducing their family to their public roles, they first had to create a solid foundation at home.”

Inverse · Mar 4

A Forgotten Star Wars Hero Is Finally Getting The Spotlight He Deserves

Luke Skywalker's old friend may be a side character in the grand scheme of things, but now his story is being told.

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