Culture

We speak to Rebecca Ratcliffe, Nazanin’s sister-in-law about what is next for Nazanin and her family as they look ahead to a brighter future. 

Isabel talks to Krishnan about being a life-long feminist, her hopes for a post-pandemic world and her own experience of being a refugee during the civil war in Chile.

Adam speaks to Krishnan about his fears for the future of our planet, if world leaders and fossil fuel companies fail to take proper action now.

With Boris Johnson himself not ruling out the possibility of new variants in the future, we ask is this really the right time to be ending all restrictions?

Tributes have been paid to the music and YouTube mogul Jamal Edwards – who has died at the age of 31 after a sudden illness.

Today, Simon Israel, our former Senior Home Affairs correspondent, looks back at the tenure of Dame Cressida Dick and the long journey to change the culture in the Met Police.

Her latest song – Lonely in London – charts the isolation she felt when she moved to the capital from her native Lincolnshire just before the pandemic hit. 

Condolences have poured in from her millions of fans across the world.

In today’s podcast, our Home Affairs Correspondent Andy Davies details the legacy of Colston and the government’s response to the statue’s toppling and we hear from one of the Colston Four themselves

The director Pedro Almodóvar made his name decades ago for daring, jubilant movies that caught on film the heady freedoms of the post-Franco era in Spain.

His theatrical, form-fitting designs were the epitome of power dressing in the 1980s – the world of fashion has paid tribute to the French designer Thierry Mugler, who has died at the age of 73.

Krishnan speaks to Ruby about her techniques for coping in a “frazzled” world and how speaking to Louis Theroux has given her closure in her life.

Rosie speaks to Krishnan about getting into comedy, diversity in the media and making the world a better place for disabled people.

Actor and comedian Bill Murray is out with a new movie, but it may not be what you’re expecting if you’re only familiar with his early work.  

The Australian Open hasn’t started yet but there has already been drama and back and forth. Not on the court, but in the court.