The new ITV drama shining a light on Carrie Johnson’s ordeal with the ‘black cab rapist’
On a summer evening in 2007, 19-year-old student Carrie Symonds was waiting for a night bus after going out with…
Saturday Night Live UK’s Jack Shep: ‘Lads shouted Diana at me in the street – it was hot’
Shortly after Jack Shep made his debut as one of the first ever cast members on Saturday Night Live UK,…
‘A year of resistance’: Cuba’s private sector faces Trump’s oil blockade
US oil blockade on Cuba is a significant blow to small family firms struggling with power outages and fuel shortages.
Gaza at the Venice Biennale: Where language falls short, threads take over
I co-commissioned the Gaza Genocide Tapestry which will be displayed at the Venice Biennale. Here's the story behind it.
World Cup 2026: How US football has evolved since hosting in 1994
In the 32 years since last hosting the World Cup, football has moved from the margins to the mainstream in…
Financial struggles burden Yemen’s army as soldiers wait for wages
Yemeni soldiers earn $38 to $116 monthly, but an unstable currency has eroded the value of their salaries.
Toby Stephens: What my mum Maggie Smith taught me about acting
In the early Noughties, Toby Stephens was a leading man with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Then came his breakthrough screen…
Cambodians struggle with displaced lives amid tense ceasefire with Thailand
Families displaced by fighting fear new clashes with Thailand, say education among areas most affected by border war.
How School Shooting Satire ‘Our Hero, Balthazar’ Director Oscar Boyson Found His Style While Making Movies With Greta Gerwig and the Safdie Brothers
The social satire “Our Hero, Balthazar” has an incredibly dark logline: A young man named Balthazar (Jaeden Martell), who spends…
‘In the days of old, the world was safe’: West Bank family’s enduring unity
Resistant and resilient, the Masallam family fight to stay on their land in Palestine's occupied West Bank.