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You'd imagine that Emily Berrington, who plays Katie in the latest, gap-year-themed Inbetweeners film, would have had a bit of a laddy time on set with the boys. But it turns out that Jay, Simon, Will and Neil (as they're known in the film) are less lads on tour, and more poolside barbecues and Edna Everage birthday cards (more on that later) in real life. As the film hits cinemas today, we chatted with Emily about gap years, the shenanigans going down on set, and most importantly, which Inbetweener she'd snog, marry or avoid:

The Masters tournament is the heralded event of the golf world. With players coming from around the world and trying their best to attain the green jacket, it is not a game for a faint heart. However, in the existence of it, there was one pro who never gained the Masters title, and had his inhibitions about the prestigious golf course. The aforementioned golf legend has plenty of wins and accolades to his name, but back in his prime years, it was his tuff with Augusta that garnered a lot of attention.

In the days since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack and Israel's military response, some Palestinian rights advocates have returned to a common refrain: "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free." It's a geographical nod to the land between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea and the protracted tensions between Palestinians and Israeli Jews who live there. But what does it actually mean? To some, it's a rallying cry for the liberation of Palestinian people across the region, from Gaza to the West Bank and within Israel.

Children's booksChildren's booksLibrary Poem by Julia DonaldsonLibraries are being closed all over the country, so children's laureate Julia Donaldson has written this poem specially for National Libraries DayEveryone is welcome to walk through the door. It really doesn't matter if you're rich or poor. There are books in boxes and books on shelves. They're free for you to borrow, so help yourselves. Come and meet your heroes, old and new,

OpinionGermanyMy first name does me no favours in Germany. That’s why I rely on Julia, Lena and AnjaFatma AydemirLingering prejudices mean Fatmas and Kevins get a raw deal. Dirks and Evas get the best restaurant tables Anja sold my green sofa online. It was an emotional process, since over the years I had written two novels and survived several heartbreaks on that couch. A few expressions of interest dropped in straight away.

TheatreJazz was verboten in the Third Reich – until its propaganda value became clear. Andrew Dickson on the surreal songs of Charlie and His Orchestra The trumpet solo is mellifluous, the horns rich and full. The rhythm section swings with the aristocratic confidence of Ellington in his pomp. It’s only when the lead singer comes in that things go a little strange. “Another war,” he croons, “another profit. Another Jewish business trick.

Barbie is on track to be the film of the summer, if not the entire year, and it's only been out for a few weeks. After the pink carpet was rolled out on 21 July, it brought in an eye-watering £276m internationally over its opening weekend, making Barbie the biggest debut ever for a film directed by a woman. It's unsurprising given that it features pink everything, countless famous faces and witty quips to boot.

Gallery Launch Gallery 'Memba Them?! Launch Gallery Gallery Getty Hollywood sex symbol Mamie Van Doren was in her '20s when she became a household name -- with her platinum blonde hairdo and provocative figure -- MVD could be spotted on a long list of classic films in the '50s and '60s ... most notably her roles as Peggy DeFore in "Teacher's Pet," Jackie Adams in "Born Reckless"

Anne-Dauphine Julliand Arthur – Anne-Dauphine Julliand et son mari ont perdu leur fils aîné dans la nuit du 20 au 21 janvier, suite au décès de leurs deux filles. Lors de son éloge funèbre, l’abbé François Potez a demandé aux personnes en deuil de se plonger dans l’insondable prodige de la Résurrection. Les deux parents de Gaspard ont écrit pour lui des nécrologies sincères et optimistes. Anne-Dauphine Julliand et son mari ont prononcé des éloges lors des obsèques de leur fils aîné, Gaspard, à la fois courageux et sincères, malgré le fait qu’ils étaient visiblement navrés par la perte de leur enfant.