We sit by a tree where Navasothy has fashioned an altar to the moon goddess. A tapestry symbolising her (green, unclothed) is ...

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One of the best editors I’ve ever worked with told me that news stories should start: “Here’s what we don’t know now.” These ...

Night of a Thousand Hells blends the boisterous and the brutal as two women make sense of their younger sibling’s terrorist ...

The British artist’s new installation at the Guggenheim in Bilbao unites the voices of Nina Simone and David Bowie ...

In my first diary entry in the lead-up to the crucial vote, divisions here are so stark that voters on both sides worry their ...

Mounting evidence suggests women are more alert to the dangers to family life posed by a male-dominated technology – and ...

His ascendancy began in 2007 with an exquisitely detailed production of The Seagull, featuring radiant Carey Mulligan, ...

Set in a young offender institution, Jimmy McGovern’s tour de force is both a wake-up call and a gut punch, boasting one of ...

Sally Rooney’s books have been withdrawn from sale in the UK due to her support for Palestine Action, which was proscribed as ...

Just days away from a general election, Israeli voters are being offered little more than a choice between different wars, ...