This week marks National Parenting Week in the UK. A timely moment to pause and reflect on what it really means to be a parent in this chaotic world.
It’s July, peak travel season on paper, yet many would-be holidaymakers are still on the fence. Not about going - but about when, where and - crucially - whether to book at all.
The Glastonbury line-up drops. Cue the moaning.
In an era where cultural moments move fast, the rise of Brat offers a masterclass in internet-native branding.
In 2026, the FIFA World Cup lands in the laps of the USA, Mexico and Canada – a heartwarming hat-trick of sporting cooperation.
Last week, because I’m #culturallyrelevant, I went to the National Portrait Gallery’s C
We saw it last week with Newcastle United’s first silverware in 70 years: The power of sport to bring unbridled joy to an entire city.
I follow and watch the Super Bowl like a Love Islander watches their social following—devotedly. And I’m not alone—more Brits than ever are doing the same. There was a record viewership of the showpiece event, with over a million UK viewers.
I have my feet firmly back on the ground after enjoying the best five days on Worthy Farm, singing, crying, laughing and screaming along to the queens that are Avril Lavigne, Dua Lipa, Shania Twain and Charli XCX, to name just a few…
