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A fresh immersive stage adaptation of High School Musical has opened at London's Troubadour Wembley Park theatre, two decades after the Disney Channel film first aired, Rachel Chang writes in the Guardian.
Zoe Williams recounts a five-train journey to Liverpool after overhead lines fell at Crewe and crew shortages were reported, describing passengers drinking from the morning onwards.
Morwenna Ferrier, writing in the Guardian, describes how a single pigeon turned a childhood spring into drawn curtains, commando crawls and abandoned television.
A meeting of Liberal Democrat MPs on Tuesday night could gather the signatures needed to force a confidence vote in Sir Ed Davey, the Guardian has reported, as the party weighs a seat-winning strategy against internal demands for change.
Samuel Gibbs' Guardian review finds the iPhone 18 Pro Max delivers Apple's longest battery life and a 6.9in screen, but weighs 249g and costs from £1,299.
Contributors to the Guardian's Filter newsletter have marked its second birthday by reflecting on a year of product testing, revealing perks that ranged from free ice-cream to a reprieved pre-holiday wax.
Writing in the Guardian, freelance journalist Kiran Sidhu says being asked who would receive her late mother's ring prompted her to examine what happens to treasured belongings when a person has no children.
In its Notes and queries series, the Guardian invites readers to explain why a child’s ‘Na-na, na-na-na!’ refrain annoys people worldwide. Fred Corbett of London submitted the question.
An English teacher and a personal trainer clashed over net zero targets, civil service staffing and defence spending in the Guardian's Dining Across the Divide series — though both said the evening went better than they expected.
Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor tell the Guardian's Radical Thinking podcast that the world is entering a dangerous new era, citing Trump 2.0, tech billionaires, Gaza and the climate emergency — while insisting a fightback remains possible.
The model and influencer tells the Guardian she is not the figure the internet assumes she is, and describes how her family coped after her daughter Whimsy Lou was diagnosed with cancer.
Holly, 42, a horticulturist, meets Graeme, 47, a forest manager, for dinner and drinks at the Palmerston in Edinburgh.
Canine guests are appearing on the front row at fashion week shows in place of designer bags, with owners saying the animals make the industry's high-pressure environments more relaxed.
A Guardian-produced documentary, NAZA, features interviews with 24 Israeli soldiers and intelligence officers who describe the targeting system used in Gaza, with one saying Israel committed genocide "completely".
