Arts & Culture
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The duke, the foxes and the secret plot behind this spectacular railway bridge
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Formlabs Has a 3D Printer for Normies
The Form Studio 1 is a $699 desktop-sized printer that fits on a desk and only stinks a little bit.
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Where in Germany you can see ‘Turnip Ghosts’ instead of Jack-o'-lanterns
In some parts of Germany, glowing turnips with eerie faces still light up streets and gardens around this time of year, keeping an almost-forgotten seasonal tradition alive.
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Magician couple from Britain’s Got Talent bring new show to North Yorkshire
A MAGICIAN couple who appeared on TV's Britain’s Got Talent are bringing their new show to North Yorkshire.
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Last Word: This week’s new questions
Why do humans enjoy black-and-white photos or videos, but have less tolerance for images that have only two other colours? If two chromosomes are better than one, why not three?
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'Lincoln in the Bardo' leaps from book to stage in Missy Mazzoli's new opera
“Lincoln in the Bardo” is an opera set in a graveyard, featuring Abraham Lincoln grieving his son's death
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Ottolenghi and Leith whisky maker create new Scotch whisky for Edinburgh restaurant
Woven partners with Ottolenghi on a Mediterranean-inspired Scotch whisky, launched to mark the brand’s first Scottish restaurant in Edinburgh on October 2.
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'That is Golden Age territory, definitely' — bestselling author explains why AI could be a force for good in filmmaking
Bestselling author Conn Iggulden explains why AI filmmaking isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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Artist Scott Naismith explores creativity, balance and AI in new Glasgow exhibition
Scott Naismith exhibits a new body of paintings at The Lemond Gallery in Glasgow this month.
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Magician couple from Britain’s Got Talent bring new show to North Yorkshire
A MAGICIAN couple who appeared on TV's Britain’s Got Talent are bringing their new show to North Yorkshire.
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Ministers must step up to help creatives facing eviction from Scotland's arts spaces
Bit by bit, the nation’s creative spaces are being sold off, plunging Scotland’s artists and makers into an uncertain future. Urgent action must be taken.
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Photos show Pope Leo XIV at hospital and supporters praying as he undergoes cancer surgery
Pope Leo XIV waved to supporters before undergoing surgery Tuesday to remove a cancerous mass from his lung. Faithful have gathered at the Rome hospital and prayed for him.
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Woman fined over AI image of bear that sparked panic in Russia
The woman said she made the image as a prank
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The top photos of the day by AP's photojournalists
From front page news to powerful moments you may have missed, this gallery showcases today's top photos, chosen by Associated Press photo editors.
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Final days of Bradford's old Kirkgate Market captured in archive photos
Bradford photographer Jerry Smith took many photos of Bradford markets.
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650-tonne crane hoists new bridge into place on Stockton and Darlington Railway trail
A ]crane hoisted the new Gaunless Bridge into place in County Durham as a historic part of the Stockton and Darlington Railway is reinstated.
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When There Are Wolves Again review: This prize-winning sci-fi novel about rewilding made me cry
When There Are Wolves Again by E. J. Swift somehow delivers both a determined call for more wildernesses globally – and a great novel. Sci-fi columnist Emily H. Wilson is thrilled she gave it another chance
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The 7,000 year old skeleton baffling German archaeologists
Was the Stone Age teenager laid to rest in a twisted pose on purpose, or did the body slip in a sloping grave?
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Swing City Big Band to bring the Swing Era back to Glusburn stage
The Glusburn Institute Community and Arts Centre is set to host a return visit from the Swing City Big Band.
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'Dearly loved' teen died after being accidentally shot by drunk friend at house party
Connor Bell suffered an ‘unsurvivable’ brain injury
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‘Dune: Part Three’ Cowriter Has a New Comic on the Way
Brian K. Vaughan claims he’s seen “Dune: Part Three” and it’s “a fucking beautiful movie.”
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London's oldest restaurant Rules donated to Europe's biggest conservation charity
The building that houses London’s oldest restaurant has been donated to Europe’s biggest conservation charity
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Louis Theroux visits Yorkshire children's hospice and gets surprise interview
Legendary filmmaker and broadcaster Louis Theroux found himself in the hot seat during a recent visit to Martin House Children’s Hospice.
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Looking to get into vinyl? Meet Cambridge's new Spira (o)range
The Cambridge Audio Spira is a new colorful turntable designed for simplicity, perfect as a gateway deck for fledgling vinyl collectors
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Joni Mitchell becomes US citizen: ‘A journey that began 62 years ago’
Canada-born singer-songwriter, 82, posts footage of citizenship ceremony to Instagram
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Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn to meet PM to discuss brain tumours
Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn has said his meeting with Prime Minister Andy Burnham is a “unique opportunity for change”.
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Her son has serious disabilities. She believes she's the best person to teach him
Katherine Walter teaches her son Will at home, even though he has serious disabilities
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North East gaming festival unveils mascot by award-winning animator
An award-winning animator and director who has worked with some of the world’s most recognisable names in television and music has designed the mascot for this year’s Animex.
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Palestinian Dissident: “Some Call Me Traitor, Others a Terrorist”
He is one of the few who criticise both Hamas and Israel. Hamza Abu Howidy faces considerable hostility for doing so. What gives him hope?
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Powerful drama exploring child abduction to be staged in Bingley
A POWERFUL stage drama exploring the impact of child abduction is set to be performed this autumn
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Glasgow exhibition to explore Scotland and South Asia’s textile histories
House of The Stolen Weavers opens at Glasgow’s Tramway on November 20, exploring colonial trade, textile traditions and Scotland’s links with South Asia.
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Louis Theroux turns interviewee during visit to Martin House Children’s Hospice
Louis Theroux visits Martin House Children’s Hospice in Boston Spa
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Bradford City in new partnership with The Broadway - here's what it means
The collaboration will see the club and The Broadway work together on ticket giveaways.
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The contribution towards the war effort made by African soldiers is often overlooked - John Rwothomack
One of my most vivid childhood memories is watching the Remembrance Day services and commemorations taking place in Sheffield each November. Even at the age of 11, the same fact always struck me.
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Details of pastor's Big Church Festival death revealed as inquest opened
He was described as ‘our beloved pastor Robert’ in a tribute from his church
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North East schoolchildren star in City of Culture 2029 bid film
Middlesbrough schoolchildren star in a campaign film supporting the town’s bid to become UK City of Culture 2029, celebrating community and creativity.
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Andy Burnham to meet swimmer Archie Goodburn after emotional TV plea
The Scottish swimmer has urged Mr Burnham to appoint a national brain cancer lead
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Bradford’s City of Culture legacy lives on through new creative projects
The new projects build on momentum from Bradford’s year as UK City of Culture.
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North East charity seeks £5 donations for Christmas meals project
A North East charity is asking for donations to provide Christmas meals, company and a warm welcome for people experiencing homelessness.
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026: Winning pitctures revealed
Other winning images include fluorescent fungi and a Sisyphus-like dung beetle
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Louis Theroux interviewed by seven-year-old during visit to Martin House Children’s Hospice
Documentary filmmaker and broadcaster Louis Theroux found himself on the other side of the questions when he visited Martin House Children’s Hospice in Boston
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'Real beauty' North Yorkshire city named one of prettiest places to live in UK
It has been named as one of the prettiest places to live in Britain thanks to its Gothic Cathedral, rich history, and amazing restaurants.
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Tsui Hark at Lumière Festival: ‘We don't know where the future will bring us’
"We all know that the thing about humanity is that we always fear being replaced by something." Euronews Culture sits down with legendary Hong Kong filmmaker Tsui Hark during this year's Lumière Film Festival. #Cinema
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Meet the new Dashwoods: Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles star in ‘Sense and Sensibility’
Daisy Edgar-Jones stars as Elinor Dashwood in a new “Sense and Sensibility” adaptation directed by Georgia Oakley
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Edinburgh jewellery store wins second national design award
Sheila Fleet Jewellery has won its second national store design award in 2026 for its immersive, nature-inspired Edinburgh shop.
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North East hotel expands art display after thousands of pounds in sales
Hilton Garden Inn Sunderland expands its North East art display after guests buy thousands of pounds’ worth of paintings by 20 regional artists at the hotel.
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Peter Rabbit trail auction raises record £300,000 for North East hospice
Peter Rabbit sculptures raise a record £300,000 for St Oswald’s Hospice after Newcastle and North Tyneside public art trail auction on October 13.
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York stately home to host immersive art exhibition this autumn
A new art exhibition at Beningbrough Hall in York has been announced this autumn.
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Husband's heartfelt tribute to former Barnard Castle dentist after sad death aged 59
A heartbroken husband has paid tribute to his wife of 27 years, describing her as a kind, caring woman who spent her life helping others.
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Steam's new Big Art mode is a lovely visual upgrade for my living room PC
Big Art Mode is looking fiiiine.
