Thousands of bags of chips have washed up on a beach near Eastbourne, after several shipping containers drifted ashore along the Sussex coastline

Children’s TV was meant to be safe. Bright colours. Friendly faces. Moral lessons. And yet… every so often, it went completely off the rails and delivered scenes that felt ripped straight from a horror film — with no warning and no counselling afterwards. Here are five times kids’ TV accidentally went full horror… and left us scarred for life... 5. Goosebumps — “The Mask” (1995) The premise alone was unsettling: a mask that fuses to your face and slowly takes over your person

With the massive success of BBC's The Traitors, it’s become clear that we love watching people lie, panic, form alliances, and slowly unravel under pressure. It feels modern. Psychological. Very now. But the truth is, TV has been running social experiments in front of us for decades — we just used to call them game shows. Long before reality TV got self-aware, these programmes quietly tested trust, greed, fear, and group dynamics, all while insisting everyone was “just having

This coastal home’s spectacular outlook was the starting point for Evelyn and Simon Burton’s dramatic and stylish renovation

A major new cultural project celebrating Ashdown Forest and the 100th anniversary of Winnie-the-Pooh has been unveiled, promising interactive performances, new nature walks and a mythical new Forest creature.

This recipe has a sweet pumpkin filling and tangy Stilton topping for a dramatic veggie dish to feed the family 

Sara Whatley kicks off the new Eco Kids column with a look at recycling and some kid-friendly bedroom decluttering ideas

New Year is the perfect time to refresh your reading so jump into January with one of these brilliant new books