Culture

We debate the impact of farming on the climate crisis.

Madeline Miller is the best-selling author of Circe and Song of Achilles. Her books reimagine the ancient myths of The Iliad and The Odyssey, bringing previously neglected characters to the fore.

Nile Rodgers is the disco legend who changed the course of modern music. The Chic track ‘Good Times’ that he co-wrote has alone been sampled more than 200 times and sparked the advent of hip hop.

 It is the biggest game in the world, with tens of millions of fans, now into its tenth season.

The Ministry of Justice has imposed a temporary ban on sending children to Feltham Young Offenders’ Institution in the wake of an urgent inspection that found an “extraordinary” decline in safety and care.

She’s more used to rooting out police corruption in the award winning series Line of Duty, but Vicky McClure’s latest character is a woman trapped in a dysfunctional coercive relationship.

It’s got stars galore and an Oscar-winning director at the helm, yet the trailer for the Hollywood adaptation of Cats has sent the fur flying worldwide. It’s been described as catnip online with the film trending across all social media platforms. Critics complained that the felines created through special effects look “weird and creepy”. The…

Albert Woodfox was one of the ‘Angola Three’, the three African-American former prison inmates who were held for decades in solitary confinement.

He’s played with Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin and Miles Davis, and was friends with Michael Jackson.

It’s billed as 18 extraordinary days of art, but the Manchester International Festival, which opens today, has been caught up in an row about who wrote one of the plays that is having its premiere there. “Tree” was the brainchild of Idris Elba, but two women writers who were involved in the early stages say…

David Harewood is a British actor known for his roles in Homeland, Supergirl and the Merchant of Venice. He has recently made a documentary retracing the events that led up to his psychotic breakdown 30 years ago.

Heavy metal was born in the West Midlands. From the late 1960s, when the industrial furnaces still roared, ears began bleeding to the sounds of Judas Priest, Led Zeppelin and many more.

Her first two albums were Mercury Prize nominated and now Kate Tempest is back with her latest, The Book of Traps and Lessons.

It’s a wildly popular Netflix show that sees five gay men enter the homes of ordinary people in middle America and completely transform and uplift their lives.

Amy Winehouse, Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Lily Allen – musician and super-producer Mark Ronson has worked with a glittering array of vocal talent.