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LET’S UNPACK THAT: As more of us virtually flock to online marketplaces to buy second-hand clothing, Ellie Muir writes that people on these sites have no boundaries whatsoever

The Duchess of Edinburgh's sophisticated outfit proved that florals and shades of pink work just as well in autumn as they do in summer

The tips and tricks I picked up working with interior designers, from sourcing artwork to creating a more flexible living room layout

It's been nearly four years since boundary-breaking electronic music producer and artist, SOPHIE, tragically passed away. As fans are gifted a last, posthumous album completed by her loved ones, music critic El Hunt reflects on her remarkable legacy

In October 2023, a Victorian woman, Elodie Aldridge, was driving home from a midwife appointment when her car was hit by a four-wheel drive. Aldridge was 34 weeks pregnant with her son, Remi. She suffered significant injuries including a broken wrist, hip and pelvis. Her son Remi died in utero.

Completed by her brother after her accidental death in 2021, the experimental pop producer’s second album is among the most inventive records of the year

From sprawling hip-hop opuses to haunting rock’n’roll swansongs, a handful of posthumous albums stand out among hundreds of duds. As the final record from alt-pop pioneer Sophie is released, Roisin O’Connor, Annabel Nugent and Louis Chilton pick their favourites

Garage Punk queens The Darts formed in 2016 and have since attracted fans around the world. They are currently on a 100-date tour of Europe which has taken them from Spain to Finland. They popped by FRANCE 24 to tell us about their latest album “Boomerang” and how they keep…

He turned up at our house in the dark days of lockdown, asking for food, then settled straight in. Once the veterinary surgeries reopened, we found out he was microchipped – but also, apparently, dead and buried …

Sophie, 35, a nurse, meets Harry, 36, a creative director

The musician, who died in 2021, shaped much of the sound of modern pop, from Madonna to Charli xcx. As her posthumous second album is released, her family and collaborators share memories of a producer who saw the future