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The gun-toting nurse who became one of Africa’s biggest rock stars
Sahra Halgan gave up her dreams to fight against Somaliland’s vicious dictator. Now, she’s on the warpath
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Patricia Clarkson: ‘When I was about to get naked, I heard a woman in the front row go “No!”’
How the actress stood up to a ‘battering’ from Harvey Weinstein – and found success on her own terms
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Kris Marshall: ‘A Death in Paradise cruise with 5,000 fans? No thanks’
The actor opens up about returning to his old detective role in Beyond Paradise, handling the critics – and Laurence Fox
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The living hell of having a Banksy on your house
Exorbitant maintenance costs, physical threats, vandalism: those who have found a Banksy on their property reveal what it’s really like
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‘I still have Daniel Craig’s swimming trunks’: confessions of a Hollywood costume designer
Oscar-winner Lindy Hemming has dressed everyone from Willy Wonka to 007. But what secrets lie beneath their clothes?
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Hamza Yassin: ‘I’ve never felt racism in the countryside. Mother Nature is not racist’
Back with a new series of Eco Quest, the TV naturalist and 2022 Strictly winner tells us why he feels most at home in the Scottish Highlands
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100,000 people march in London promoting Jewish message of peace – and there is very little sound
Rustling of winter coats and rhythm of feet along the pavement – and riot vans unused, with police having little to do
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Boris Johnson brings family to march against anti-Semitism
Early estimates from police say around 100,000 people were packed into the tight streets of central London
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‘We met at the right time’: the two Holocaust survivors who found love in their 80s
A shared tragic history and urge to tell the world their story meant Miriam Freedman and Ivor Perl had plenty in common by the time they met
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Britain’s Got Talent winner Viggo Venn: Clowning is lower status than stripping
The comedian on performing for the royals, attending the same clown school as Sacha Baron Cohen and why he's turned down other reality shows
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Why AI could actually be good for the arts
The risks of artificial intelligence have been well established – but its surprising creative possibilities are now being discovered too
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‘The war turned the Falklands into a Truman Show of Britishness’
In discourse around the 1982 conflict, the lives of the islanders are often forgotten. Brad Birch's new play at the RSC changes all that
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‘We’re in a frenzy – our time has come’: the curious world of Barbie superfans
Ahead of the highly-awaited Margot Robbie film, Barbie fanatics reveal how they’re preparing for their favourite doll's biggest outing yet
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‘I was the least burned person at Burn Camp’: Krystal Evans on turning family horror into comedy
At 14 years old, the American comedian escaped the house fire which killed her sister. Now, she's finding the humour in her trauma
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‘Coldplay were the most annoying’: the hell of living next to a huge music venue
Drunken fans, gridlock, the noise heard miles away, feather boas littering the streets… What's it really like to have a concert next door?
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‘Both Lily Allen and Cheryl have been haunted by fame’: meet the writer behind 2:22 A Ghost Story
As the hit paranormal play returns with a new star in the lead, Danny Robins talks poltergeists, panic attacks and ‘stunt casting’
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