Posted by The Guardian | Jul 19, 2026 | Andy Burnham, Culture, Festivals, Glastonbury festival, House of Commons, Labour, Music, Music festivals, Politics, The Guardian, Tony Blair, UK news |
You hear the word ‘empathy’ a lot when people talk about our next prime minister. I can see whyMy contribution to this summer’s modest avalanche of Andy Burnham stories extends to only two. One is about Glastonbury, and the time...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Jul 19, 2026 | Beach holidays, Cities, Coastlines, Environment, Europe, Italy, Privately owned public space, Protest, Public lands, The Guardian, Travel |
Almost all of the sandy stretches on the country’s 8,000km of coastline are run for profit. Now ‘free beach’ campaigners are fighting back against the mafia, the military and those profiteering from sun loungers and...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Jul 19, 2026 | Alabama Shakes, Culture, Music, Pop and rock, The Guardian |
The soul-rockers achieved worldwide success before surprising everyone by deciding to quit while they were ahead. Now they’re back with a new album railing against the state of contemporary AmericaIn the autumn of 2024, Alabama...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Jul 19, 2026 | Food, Restaurants, The Guardian |
Vieni dances a fine line where British Italian restaurants often fail Vieni, an Italian restaurant in the Jewellery Quarter of Birmingham, is small, Sicilian and scrappy. The Instagram bio of its chef and founder Angelina Adamo...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Jul 19, 2026 | Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, Domestic abuse suicide, Domestic violence, Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein, Rape and sexual assault, Sex trafficking, Society, The Guardian, UK news, US news, Violence against women and girls, World News |
She was the young girl in that infamous photograph with Prince Andrew, and the best-known survivor of Jeffrey Epstein. As Virginia’s explosive posthumous memoir continues to reverberate, her brother Sky Roberts and his wife,...
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