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Why meat prices in Spain will rise if the war in Ukraine continues

Rising cereal prices caused by the war in Ukraine are having a knock-on effect on meat prices in Spain, and things could get worse if the war continues.

Ed Sheeran helped pay for some of Tom Parker's brain cancer treatment

Ed Sheeran helped to pay for some of Tom Parker's treatment for an inoperable brain tumour, the late Wanted star has revealed in his autobiography.

Junk food: Obesity strategy falling apart, Jamie Oliver says

Boris Johnson is accused of "playing politics with children's health" after delaying new restrictions.

Dame Deborah James says Prince William's visit will be a 'special memory'

The cancer campaigner says the prince went "above and beyond" in visiting her to confer her damehood.

Ye Vagabonds: Nine Waves review – a gently engaging follow-up

(River Lea)Singing in English this time, and backed by Crash Ensemble, the Mac Gloinn brothers maintain their distinctive sound As elsewhere across these isles, Irish folk is gathering momentum. Ye Vagabonds – brothers Diarmuid and Brían Mac Gloinn – boast a peer group that includes Lankum, Lisa O’N...

On my radar: Marwa al-Sabouni’s cultural highlights

The Syrian architect and writer on the idea of home in Branagh’s Belfast, smart Arab horses in Homs and the joy of lentils in DamascusMarwa al-Sabouni is a Syrian architect and writer. Born in Homs in 1981, she was living in the city when the civil war broke out in 2011 and remained there with her y...

The Quiet Girl review – exquisite debut drama set in rural Ireland

A young girl sent to live with relatives for the summer blossoms in Colm Bairéad’s beguiling first featureIt seems a modest little story at first, a cinematic wallflower content to cling to the corners of its tight, boxed-in aspect ratio, rather than thrust itself on to the audience. But while The Q...

One to watch: Ethel Cain

Her rocky upbringing in a Southern Baptist community has paved the way for Hayden Anhedönia’s powerful debut album mixing alt-rock, gospel and popHayden Anhedönia’s Ethel Cain alter ego came about as an escape from a particularly tortured teenhood. Raised in a strict and oppressive Southern Baptist...

Harry Potter and the missing sketches: JK Rowling’s first drawings of boy wizard

Author’s original sketches for her first Hogwarts novel to appear in print – alongside the return of a mysterious wizardWhen JK Rowling wrote Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone she didn’t just bring the characters to life with words, she also drew illustrations. They were not included when the...

What links The Essex Serpent to a brave De Niro impression and a Taylor Swift T-shirt?

As the TV series lands, come down the rabbit hole for a swift visit to Claire Danes, Cannes and Conversations With FriendsBack in 2016, Sarah Perry’s second novel, The Essex Serpent, went from well-received to word-of-mouth bestseller to award winner. Now, the Victorian gothic tale about a mysteriou...

Fred Ward: Tremors and The Right Stuff star dies aged 79

Fred Ward, who starred in films including Tremors, The Right Stuff and The Player, has died aged 79.

Worker, retiree or investor: What type of Spanish visa do I need?

If you’re from a non-EU country you will need a visa in order to stay in Spain for longer than 90 days, but knowing which type of permit is best for you can be tricky. Here's how to find the right one for you based on your circumstances.

What's the story behind Madrid's San Isidro fiesta?

For Madrileños, May 15th is one of the biggest and most important days in the calendar.

‘The poems began to dance among themselves’: curating a fresh mixtape of Black British poetry

A companion to 1998’s The Fire People, Kayo Chingonyi’s anthology creates a space for a new generation of voices to express the wide range of their workPutting together an anthology is, as the American poet Katrina Vandenberg once said, like making a mixtape. It’s an artefact filled with various res...

Primark Arriving in the New Arrecife Shopping Centre

The textile giant Primark has already begun the procedures to open in Lanzarote in the coming months. Specifically, this Friday, May 13th, the request for authorization by the company to set up its store in the new Arrecife shopping centre, The Open Mall Lanzarote, which was published in the Offici...