The 300-year-old doctrine is being tested by the excesses of digital oligarchs, says historian Fara Dabhoiwala ...

The British filmmaker on her timely documentary about overlooked female painters and photographers during wartime ...

Ruth Padel, poet and author, argues that Fainlight’s feminism is only one of the many strands of her work. “Above all, she’s ...

Berlin has poured close to €100bn into new equipment for the Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, since Russia’s invasion of ...

A growing band of plant whisperers is helping ‘curate’ indoor greenery in private homes so they thrive in their environment ...

The UK government is examining cuts to its BBC World Service grant in the spending review, with the broadcaster bracing for ...

There is but one consolation in what Donald Trump has done of late. Strategically, the transatlantic rift is a disaster.

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Norman Foster’s redesign of Old Trafford brings to the fore a long-standing uneasiness about the monetisation of football ...

Kramer’s letter is one of the earliest examples of a writer wrestling with how to fictionalise the Aids crisis. But The Normal Heart heralded an era of plays, films, novels and TV shows about HIV/Aids ...

The old banana warehouse on the Digbeth stretch of the Grand Union canal was derelict when Steven Knight stepped in. “Blackberry bushes were growing all around,” says the screenwriter and filmmaker, ...

Shunning the melodramatic beats of Nollywood, the Esiris derive their influences from the new Taiwanese cinema and the work ...