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Spencer Beynon's mum has described how she will 'never find closure' after being left unsatisfied with the outcome of an inquest into his death

Our region is home to some of the most religious areas in the UK

How to achieve a mess-free poached egg

Accessed via a country lane, Wildflower is one of Swansea's little secrets - but word is travelling fast

Olivier Giroud was never meant to play for France, let alone be a World Cup winner and on the verge of becoming Les Bleus' all-time top goalscorer - still, his rise divides opinion

Paul McFadden stole more than £100,000 from widow and continued even after her death

Musk made the claim in a wide-ranging two-hour audio chat on Twitter Spaces on Saturday night, one day after the publication of internal files relating to Twitter's censorship.

December is when Scotland's biggest city puts on its glad rags and parties. Why not join in?

He spent only seven weeks as Environment Secretary under Liz Truss's doomed premiership, but it seems that Ranil Jayawardena is determined to keep a memento of his brief time.

Meghan and Harry's upcoming Netflix documentary may criticise the Royal family and even the public over the way the couple feel they have been treated.

The Oscar-winning actor and the Gruffalo illustrator have teamed up to create a tale about a scruffy hound. They discuss corgis, comic books and how their friendship beganAxel Scheffler was an unknown illustrator, working largely for Good Housekeeping magazine, when he received a letter in response to a small exhibition of his work. It was from Emm

The Blur guitarist, 53, on his addictive personality, making music as you age and being a Britpop bratI was a brat during Britpop. There was so much to rail against. But I should have been more grateful for my good fortune and looked after myself better and tried to enjoy it innocently. My problem with Blur was when it became a business. But a bigg

(Bad Viking; Iceberg Interactive; PC, Switch)Plants can cure or kill in this atmospheric puzzle game In Strange Horticulture you enter the tangy murk of a rare plant shop of the same name, inherited from your recently deceased uncle. It’s in Undermere, a fictionalised version of Windermere in the Lake District. A few specimens – all fictitious

Coliseum; Royal Festival Hall; Wigmore Hall, LondonENO’s warm-hearted production of Jake Heggie’s operatic take on the classic Frank Capra film is full of poignant ironiesA whip-round produces a basket overflowing with banknotes towards the close of English National Opera’s new production of It’s a Wonderful Life. It’s just one of the man

The singer and presenter on staying true to his Essex roots, X Factor fame and losing his friend Caroline FlackSinger Olly Murs is the most successful male solo act to emerge from The X Factor. As a runner-up on the 2009...

From magical ballet to adult panto, Arthurian exhibits to a touring troupe of comics, we present December’s hottest remaining ticketsThe Muppet Christmas Carol (30th Anniversary)Out nowYou can bang on about The Italian Job...

From Hanya Yanagihara’s epic novel to a brilliant memoir by Bono … Guardian critics pick the year’s best fiction, politics, science, children’s books and more. Tell us about your favourite books in the commentsHanya...

Comedian appeared overwhelmed by reception as he took to stage at start of first comedy tour in 12 yearsPeter Kay review – from tried and tested everyman routine to jaw-dropping pageantPeter Kay was moved to tears on the...

It may look like an antique by today's standards, but Sony's personal cassette player paved the way for the iPod and the subsequent ability to stream songs, TV shows and movies...

The case of the woman charged with killing her daughter has resurfaced and is being re-examined for better or worseAmericans might be more divided than ever right now, but one thing all can agree on is Peacock devoting three...