The undead are climbing out of their graves all over town, so gore levels are high – but this noirish miniseries sets itself apart by being delightfully offbeat and genuinely poignant
It used to be that dorm rooms were chaotically messy, writes Emma Beddington. Does this new generation really need an £80 spice rack and velvet clothes hangers?
He has chased a deer across a dual carriageway, eaten an entire tray of chocolate brownies and jumped head first into a canal. But despite all the worry he brings us, he is extraordinarily lovable
The Guardian and Venice International Film Festival today announce the worldwide premiere of NAZA, a new documentary film directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, produced by the Guardian.
Britons will be able to buy ‘balcony’ systems they can install themselves from 27 August thanks to rule change
Performer and presenter in the early days of ITV and a stalwart of West End musical theatre
Boeing image | King penguins
Other lives: Social worker and social sciences lecturer who joined Unite in retirement
Endorsement of Republican incumbent over challenger with same name adds twist to unusual campaign in Alaska
Just 8,383 jobs for people leaving university were advertised in July, says recruitment website Adzuna
Other lives: Writer dedicated to Avenue House, the remarkable home of his grandfather Professor Sir Albert Richardson, and its art collection
‘Shocking’ breaches such as sweets and crisps at breakfast uncovered just before expansion of access to free school meals
In the 1990s, Mark McEvoy took portraits of punks, partiers and late-night lovers on the underground. His images show city life before smartphones – when people still had to rush to make the final train
This fictional memoir by Octavius’s right-hand man shows us bloodshed, betrayal and hectic jockeying for power
Many males are returned even if they have been trafficked but Home Office must now consider new legal guidance
Exclusive: Campaigners warn 600-year-old New Barn at Harmondsworth could be ‘shaken to pieces’ by vibrations
A Guardian correspondent’s sobering account of the US betrayal of Ukraine – and the possible reasons behind it