Jon Snow , Presenter

What was supposed to be a break between matches in the French Open has turned into a break from professional tennis for the four time grand slam champion Naomi Osaka.

We talk to Professor Ravi Gupta.  He’s a clinical microbiologist who sits on the government’s NERVTAG committee, which advises on the threats posed by Covid and other viruses.

In an interview with Channel 4 News, Marcus Rashford has revealed how his upbringing inspired his activism.

After learning how to paint for one of his roles, the celebrated actor Timothy Spall has turned artist himself.

It’s been a long 14 months without in-person applause, but this afternoon, the London Symphony Orchestra finally resumed performing to live audiences.

Comedian Steve Royle, who came third in Britain’s Got Talent last year, joined us to talk about tackling comedy in the pandemic.

We spoke to the chief executive of Blackpool’s Grand Theatre, Ruth Eastwood, and Kate Shane, who looks after Blackpool attractions for Merlin Entertainments, which includes the famous Blackpool Tower. 

We have been meeting the performers and theatre workers finally emerging from lockdown into the light.

We spoke to Prof Ravi Gupta, who is a clinical microbiologist and part of the New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats Advisory committee that advises the government on dealing with respiratory viruses. 

We spoke to Khaled Elgindy, an author on Palestinian-Israeli Affairs, who has participated in previous attempts at negotiations.

From the Israeli city of Lod, we spoke to Israeli photojournalist Oren Ziv and asked him what he witnessed last night.

We spoke with Maha Hussaini, a human rights campaigner in Gaza City and started by asking her what it was like living under fire. 

We explain how Israel and Palestine got to this point.

This Living Hand is curated by potter Edmund de Waal and explores Moore’s relationship with touch.

We spoke to one of the beneficiaries of that Labour reshuffle, new Shadow Leader of the House Thangam Debbonaire.