Hollywood actor Vince Vaughn was pictured with President Trump in the Oval Office, sparking division among fans who are disappointed by his association with the Republican president. Despite not publicly supporting Trump, Vaughn has been spotted at several Trump events and his visit to the White House on Good Friday prompted criticism from some viewers who used to be fans of the actor. However, others welcomed his presence in the White House, viewing it as a sign that he is "on the winning team" among other Hollywood actors who have defected from their liberal peers and support Trump's MAGA movement.

Rachel Reeves removed 31 artworks from No 11, replacing portraits of men such as Isaac Newton, William Pitt, and Henry Pelham with abstract paintings depicting "Covid anxiety" and social distancing. The Chancellor's action was criticized for being "ashamed to embrace British history and tradition". The removals include depictions of former prime ministers Benjamin Disraeli, King James I and II, which were replaced by art commemorating the Covid lockdowns.

A literature festival has cancelled an appearance by former MP Jonathan Edwards, who accepted a police caution for assaulting his then-wife. The decision was made due to concerns about potential harm and distress caused by the content of Edwards' recently published memoir, which includes his account of the assault. The festival's organizers cited their commitment to inclusivity and literary celebration as the reason for the cancellation, stating that they could not overlook the potential impact on individuals mentioned in the book.

A street art exhibition called the Long Dark Tunnel, backed by Banksy, has been closed after vandals wrote an anti-King message on the building. The exhibition, which opened less than a week prior, was shut down by Arts Arkade due to graffiti stating "f*** the King".