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Krishnan speaks to Kazuo Ishiguro about artificial intelligence’s impact on human relationships and his fears for the future of liberal democracy.

We spoke to the comedian Gina Yashere and royal commentator Peter Hunt.

The Chancellor is promising to use the “fiscal firepower” of the government in his Budget tomorrow to get Britain’s economy back on track.

One of the last artists to perform at a major venue in England before lockdown was grime music pioneer Ghetts.

Is OnlyFans the new frontier of sex work? Or an exploitative fad, with potentially life-ruining consequences?

Kiran Moodley visits Montana to find out more about the political and social factors behind cannabis legalisation. And asks whether what’s allowed in Montana – could soon be the law across all 50 states?

Some of the biggest names in British theatre have signed a joint letter to the government, expressing their concerns about the impact of post-Brexit visa rules on anyone seeking work in Europe.

There has always been a problem of racism in football. But the most recent incidents of online abuse show that despite the efforts the beautiful game is far from having defeated racism.

Her fans formed a Free Britney campaign to get her out of it: and tonight the pop star Britney Spears will be back in court in Los Angeles, in her latest bid to change a legal arrangement – called a conservatorship – which gives her father control of her career, estate and much of her…

It’s more than 20 since the Macpherson Inquiry – commissioned after the death of Stephen Lawrence – declared that the Metropolitan Police was “institutionally racist”. Last summer, in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests, Scotland Yard commissioner Cressida Dick told this programme the label no longer applied. Tonight, though, the most senior Asian…

It has all the hallmarks of a Hollywood blockbuster – a heroic reporter, exotic locations – and a heinous killing by a hit squad allegedly ordered by the highest echelons of a nation’s royal family. But the new documentary The Dissident has nothing to do with fiction – it tells the true story of the…

His career spanned seven decades and he starred in The Sound of Music in 1965, through to Knives Out, which was released in 2019.

LaTosha Brown is an American community organiser and activist. She is the co-founder of ‘Black Voters Matter’.

It’s ambition is to create a nationwide show of imagination and optimism –  something we could certainly all use right now. So, in the first of our new series ‘Something Different’, we bring you the Great Big Art Exhibition launched by the sculptor Sir Antony Gormley. It involves people across the country making artwork at…

The brazen assassination of the half-brother of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un made headlines across the world four years ago.