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  1. keeping up with the royals
    It’s Going to Be a Lukewarm CoronationGod save the king’s big day.
    By Louis Staples
  2. fancasts
    Who Should Perform at the Coronation of King Charles?Vulture has some suggestions.
    By Bethy Squires
  3. movie review
    Empire of Light Is Somber, Static, and ShallowStarring Olivia Colman, Micheal Ward, and Colin Firth, Sam Mendes’s film about mental illness and racism in early ’80s England is wan and lifeless.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  4. god save the kings
    It’s Time for Northern Boy Autumn“Do you want to make love to a sad old man?”
    By Rebecca Alter
  5. big long lines
    The Queue Absolutely Destroyed MeA five-mile line to see the queen’s coffin at Westminster Hall caused lots of drama.
    By Danielle Cohen
  6. royals
    What Are the Brits “Mad” at Meghan Markle for This Time?Since the queen’s death, the list of “reasons” has somehow grown even longer and wilder.
    By Danielle Cohen
  7. royals
    The Queen Has DiedBritain’s longest-reigning monarch died peacefully at Balmoral Castle. She was 96.
    By Danielle Cohen
  8. royals
    The Queen’s Posthumous Transit Plans Are Surprisingly DetailedAnd rail-specific.
    By Clio Chang
  9. we’ll never be royals
    Kate Middleton’s Brother Got MarriedSurrounded by his six dogs in the south of France, how nice.
    By Danielle Cohen
  10. the great british chatting show
    U.S. vs. U.K.? An Anglophile and an America Fanboy DebatePodcast host Roger Bennett has written a new memoir, Reborn in the USA, detailing his youthful fascination with all things American.
    By Nate Jones
  11. celebrity couples
    Show Me a Better Fairy-Tale EndingPumpkin and Harris (both otters) were heartbroken after the deaths of their partners. Then their sanctuaries had them try online dating.
    By Amanda Arnold
  12. wot now?
    Could This Be the Most British Scandal of All Time?It involves Nigella Lawson, buttered toast, and widespread grumbling.
    By Amanda Arnold
  13. england
    Prince William Reportedly Kept COVID Diagnosis a SecretSources say the royal was “hit pretty hard by the virus” in April but opted not to tell the public.
    By Hannah Gold
  14. celebrity couples
    Please Let These Lonely Otters Fall in LoveOnline dating has brought together two bereaved otters in captivity.
    By Amanda Arnold
  15. fowl language
    Let These Foul-Mouthed Parrots Live!Five parrots have been removed from a park in England after teaching each other every obscenity imaginable.
    By Hannah Gold
  16. first person
    I Almost Died on the Way to Mr. Darcy’s EstateAn accidental journey to an unexpected destination.
    By Sarah Miller
  17. just girly things
    I Wonder What Kate Middleton and Mary Berry Were Laughing About…A few guesses.
    By Amanda Arnold
  18. government?
    Who Is Black Rod, the Lady Who Controls Parliament With Her Stick?Who is this stern woman who can make Ministers of Parliament get out of their seats?
    By Bridget Read
  19. friendship
    Now Imaginary Friends Are Going Extinct, TooAccording to a devastating U.K. survey.
    By Amanda Arnold
  20. celebrity
    Great British Baking Show Judge Paul Hollywood’s Instagram Is Pure ArtHe’s posting through his inspiring midlife crisis, and I think that’s beautiful.
    By Amanda Arnold
  21. hauntings
    At Last, You Can Own a Hyper-Realistic Doll Version of a Vlogger’s BabyIt can be yours for the reasonable price of $340.
    By Hannah Gold
  22. crumbling empires
    Jamie Oliver’s U.K. Restaurant Empire CollapsesIt could mean the loss of upwards of 1,000 jobs.
    By Chris Crowley
  23. food fight
    Is This Pub Owner the World’s Best Trip Advisor User?He fights back against what he claims are lies and falsehoods in reviews.
    By Chris Crowley
  24. the feeding tube
    The Great British Baking Show Is Back — But Is It Still Good?A superfan weighs in on some big changes for the show that essentially defines British culture.
    By Hugh Merwin
  25. lads
    Drunk Lads Keep Trying to Have Sex With This Man’s Beautiful Topiary“I don’t want them to behave like that with my privet lady.”
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  26. crying
    Behold, Some Heartbroken Lads Weeping After England’s World Cup LossIt’s not coming home.
    By Amanda Arnold
  27. the urbanist: london
    Kew Gardens, Margate, and Other Escapes From LondonFive brilliant day trips, each less than two hours from the heart of the capital.
    By Christine Ajudua
  28. the urbanist: london
    Kew Gardens, Margate, and Other Escapes From LondonFive brilliant day trips, each less than two hours from the heart of the capital.
    By Christine Ajudua
  29. the urbanist: london
    Week 9: London Is a Grand Old Dame With a Hip New AttitudeThe city boasts some of the world’s best design, fashion, art galleries, theaters, and restaurants, but always makes room for the up-and-coming.
    By Coco Khan
  30. the urbanist: london
    Week 9: London Is a Grand Old Dame With a Hip New AttitudeThe city boasts some of the world’s best design, fashion, art galleries, theaters, and restaurants, but always makes room for the up-and-coming.
    By Coco Khan
  31. the urbanist: london
    Go Deeper: What to Read, Watch, and Download Before Visiting LondonOur list of essentials includes a detective series starring Idris Elba and a zombie apocalypse flick.
    By Coco Khan
  32. the urbanist: london
    Go Deeper: What to Read, Watch, and Download Before Visiting LondonOur list of essentials includes a detective series starring Idris Elba and a zombie apocalypse flick.
    By Coco Khan
  33. the urbanist: london
    Where the Locals Would Stay in London If They Weren’t LocalFrom stately townhouses to a floating hotel, these suggestions suit a range of styles and spending habits.
    By Christine Ajudua
  34. the urbanist: london
    Where the Locals Would Stay in London If They Weren’t LocalFrom stately townhouses to a floating hotel, these suggestions suit a range of styles and spending habits.
    By Christine Ajudua
  35. the urbanist: london
    Don’t Leave London Without Trying These 8 Essential DishesBeyond fish and chips: A quartet of food experts wax lyrical about four British classics and other dishes unique to contemporary, cosmopolitan London.
    By Christine Ajudua
  36. the urbanist: london
    Don’t Leave London Without Trying These 8 Essential DishesBeyond fish and chips: A quartet of food experts wax lyrical about four British classics and other dishes unique to contemporary, cosmopolitan London.
    By Christine Ajudua
  37. the urbanist: london
    London’s Best Watering Holes, According to Star Bartender Tony ConigliaroThe ‘Heston Blumenthal of drinks’ picks his favorite bars for top-shelf Martinis, natural wine, and no-frills cocktails.
    By Christine Ajudua
  38. the urbanist: london
    London’s Best Watering Holes, According to Star Bartender Tony ConigliaroThe ‘Heston Blumenthal of drinks’ picks his favorite bars for top-shelf Martinis, natural wine, and no-frills cocktails.
    By Christine Ajudua
  39. the urbanist: london
    Where the Founders of The Gourmand Eat and Drink in LondonDavid Lane and Marina Tweed’s go-to breakfast nooks, old-school oyster bars, and proper English pubs.
    By Christine Ajudua
  40. the urbanist: london
    Where the Founders of The Gourmand Eat and Drink in LondonDavid Lane and Marina Tweed’s go-to breakfast nooks, old-school oyster bars, and proper English pubs.
    By Christine Ajudua
  41. the urbanist: london
    My Favorite End: An Art Curator’s Guide to West LondonSeeking inspiration with Ben Moore, founder of Art Below, a public-works project that brings art to billboard spaces in underground train stations.
    By Coco Khan
  42. the urbanist: london
    My Favorite End: An Art Curator’s Guide to West LondonSeeking inspiration with Ben Moore, founder of Art Below, a public-works project that brings art to billboard spaces in underground train stations.
    By Coco Khan
  43. the urbanist: london
    My Favorite End: A Novelist’s Guide to North LondonErin Kelly, best-selling author of crime thrillers The Poison Tree and He Said/She Said, goes to bat for her beloved quadrant of the city.
    By Coco Khan
  44. the urbanist: london
    My Favorite End: A Novelist’s Guide to North LondonErin Kelly, best-selling author of crime thrillers The Poison Tree and He Said/She Said, goes to bat for her beloved quadrant of the city.
    By Coco Khan
  45. royal wedding
    What Was It Like to Go to School With Prince Harry?Seven Eton graduates tell us what it was like to attend to the world’s poshest school — and be classmates with Will and Harry.
    By Anna Silman
  46. let’s makeup
    Becca Created a Highlighter for Meghan MarkleJust in time for the royal wedding.
    By Shannon Barbour
  47. fragrance
    Here’s What the Royal Wedding Will Smell LikeHarry and Meghan’s wedding will have an official perfume.
    By Shannon Barbour
  48. crime
    Egyptian Student Dies After Being Attacked in EnglandShe was brutally beaten by a group of women in an incident many believe was racially motivated.
    By Gabriella Paiella
  49. shortages
    Now KFC Is Running Out of GravyThe “operational issues” continue.
    By Clint Rainey
  50. food waste
    Starbucks Is Testing a Small Fee for Takeout Coffee CupsGet ready to pay a bit more for coffee to go in London — could the charge soon arrive in the U.S.?
    By Clint Rainey
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