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Why Hollywood’s first iconic Phantom of the Opera film is still puzzling us, 100 years on

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s extravagant 1986 musical version of The Phantom of the Opera will celebrate its 40th anniversary at the Sydney Opera House in 2026. But an even more enduring anniversary takes place in September 2025: 100 years since Hollywood’s first film version of The Phantom of the Opera.

The Conversation

Photographer Shows 24 Amazing Ways Families Resemble Each Other

Ulric Collette's series, 'Genetic Portraits', combines photos of relatives to show how they look alike.

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Michelle Williams reveals fourth child is a girl

Michelle Williams revealed her newborn baby is a girl as she paid tribute to her surrogate.

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Actress Michelle Williams confirms birth of baby daughter via surrogate

The actress has three children under the age of five, as well as a teenage daughter.

Evening Standard

I took local buses from London to the Cotswolds and discovered the joy of slow travel

Wending his way from the city to the countryside on public transport, Gabriel Stewart found an authentic slice of village life away from the crowds

The Independent UK

This Grocery Saving Tip Will Cost You Now, But Save You Money in the Long Run

Here's a closer look at how the math works, what perks you get and who might benefit the most from this kind of membership.

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'I broke two ribs and had six stitches' – 87-year-old becomes one of oldest LEJOG finishers despite nasty crash

Wrapped in bandages, Brian Lewis was determined to complete his 14-day attempt

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Patricia Herbert obituary

Other lives: British Library curator and author of The Life of the Buddha

The Guardian - UK

The most uncommon charm of Jarvis Cocker: 'Being working class is a different thing now'

One of the defining figures of 1990s Britain is back with his band Pulp. Older and wiser, he’s still got the elusive magic that made him one of pop’s most electric frontmen, writes Anna van Praagh

Evening Standard

I got British citizenship via the five-year route. Labour’s new 10-year rule will cause untold pain

Starmer claims to want integration. Yet denying people safety, belonging and the right to vote for a decade amounts to the exact opposite, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s Disneyland for preppers’: why apocalypse-minded shoppers go to Costco

A doomsday meal bucket drew attention to something end-timers have known forever: the bulk store is the perfect place for stockpiling

The Guardian - US

Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary Break Down in Tears on Live TV Paying Tribute to Late Colleague

Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary got emotional on This Morning as they paid tribute to their late colleague Matty Lock, who tragically took his own life last year at just 19.

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The week in TV: Black Mirror; Doctor Who; What They Found; Simon Schama: The Road to Auschwitz; Reunion – review

Can the new Black Mirror compete with reality? Plus, Holocaust documentaries from Sam Mendes and Simon Schama, a pioneering British Sign Language thriller – and a nice bit of tension on Doctor Who

The Guardian - UK

Gym owner and gymnastics coach crowned winners of Gladiators

Gladiators was revived last year on the BBC, with army officer Finlay Anderson and personal trainer Marie-Louise Nicholson being the champions.

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The Guardian - US

‘It’s going to be messy’: Americans on how Trump’s tariffs are shaping their spending

Fallout from Trump’s trade war is forcing some Guardian readers to cut back or stock up on items from food to cars

The Guardian - UK

Mike Bradwell obituary

Experimental theatre director who founded the aggressively countercultural Hull Truck company

The Guardian - UK

Reunion review – this excellent British Sign Language thriller is an absolute revelation

The performances – including that of Rose Ayling-Ellis – are outstanding, while the way it switches between spoken and signed language is utterly seamless. It feels shocking that it's taken so long for a show like this to exist

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All to know on BBC revenge thriller Reunion from producers of Adolescence

Matthew Gurney and Anne-Marie Duff lead the cast of Reunion on the BBC, which is from the same producers as Adolescence on Netflix

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Evening Standard

Reunion: who's in the cast of the new BBC thriller?

From Rose Ayling-Ellis to Eddie Marsan, here’s where you’ve seen them before

The Guardian - UK

‘Hospices are in retreat’: funding crisis squeezing UK palliative care providers

St Catherine’s hospice in West Sussex says it has been forced to leave beds empty despite the demand for end-of-life care

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should my mum have booked a Christmas trip abroad without telling me?

Margaret planned to spend the holidays in Vietnam with her partner, but her son thinks the family should be together. Is she being flighty? You decide

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Ten Pound Poms season 2 episode 3 recap: Annie makes a shocking confession, but what has she been hiding?

Ten Pound Poms season 2 episode 3 sees Pattie overhear a secret that her mother has kept hidden for years.

The Independent UK

Paddy McGuinness ‘selling’ marital home he lives in with ex-wife Christine

Couple have continued to live in the same house throughout separation

Tom’s Guide

How to watch 'Ten Pound Poms' Season 2 online from anywhere

With Kate on the run with Michael and the Roberts family adjusting to life with a newborn, here's how to watch "Ten Pound Poms" season 2 online from anywhere.

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'I have an IQ of 150 - I was tested at Chelsea in the aftermath of John Terry getting kicked in the head in the League Cup final': Blues legend reveals high intelligence was proven after his captain went unconcious

When Chelsea and England defender John Terry went down unconcious in the 2006 League Cup final, his Blues team-mates were forced into doing an IQ test - with one proven as highly intelligent

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