Culture

Ivo Graham is an English comedian who became the youngest ever winner of the prestigious ‘So You Think You’re Funny’ award at the age of 18. 

Joining Krishnan in the studio is the historian and author Professor Kate Williams.

The Prime Minister has wished Prince Harry and Meghan well in their new roles which will have no royal tours and no titles but also no tax payer’s money.

Born in the Caribean, raised in Romford, Billy Ocean rose to fame in the 70’s and 80’s with hits like ‘When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going’.

From tomorrow police in England and Wales will get new powers to stop suspected stalkers from contacting victims while investigations are being carried out. 

Its been announced that Prince Harry and Meghan will no longer use the titles HRH and will repay money spent on renovating their home.

Black women are five times more likely to die in childbirth in the UK than white women.

Dr Rangan Chatterjee is a British doctor, author, television presenter and podcaster. 

Musician Yola is nominated for four Grammys for her album ‘Walk Through Fire’. She talks to Krishnan about finding her musical style, how her poor upbringing shaped her, and the journey from homelessness to international success.

‘For Sama’ has been nominated for an Academy Award in the ‘Best Documentary Feature’ category. ‘For Sama’ is produced by Channel 4 News/ITN Productions for Channel 4 and Frontline PBS.

For years now, the hashtag #oscarssowhite has trended.

Ben Miller is an actor, comedian and author. You may know him best from the Johnny English movies or as part of the double act, Armstrong and Miller. He has also written both science and children’s books. His most recent book is called the ‘The Boy who made the World Disappear’, which he wrote for…

A growing number of schools are being accused of banning hairstyles worn only by black pupils, which parents complain is unfairly discriminating against their children.

They were the longest climate talks on record – but the UN’s marathon negotiations in Madrid ended this morning without a deal on the key issue of carbon markets – with delegates opting to leave it until their Glasgow summit next year.

André Aciman is an author and academic, renowned for his novel ‘Call Me by Your Name’, which was turned into a hugely successful film in 2017 and has been hailed as a modern gay classic.