Culture

Religious leaders have been offering their prayers to Queen Elizabeth II who has died at the age of 96.

Deborah talks to Krishnan about her worries about the British economy and how Dragons’ den has transformed the world of business.

We spoke to the film critic, Anna Smith, about the future of Cineworld.

The Cineworld chain, the world’s second largest, is reportedly “preparing to file for bankruptcy” after warning it was in discussions to restructure the business.

Androgyny in the pop music world isn’t exactly a crowded space – apart from a few notable exceptions like Annie Lennox and Grace Jones.  

Krishnan talks to Tom about why he is fighting for LGBTQ+ inclusion in sports, his views on trans athlete participation and what it’s been like for him being a gay parent in the UK.

A London museum has agreed to return 72 artefacts which were looted from Benin to the Nigerian government.

Two of Britain’s best-known gay pioneers are being celebrated in a series of plays exploring different representations of masculinity through the generations.

Today, Minnie Stephenson speaks to travel journalist and international global trotter Andy Mossack  about why our airports are under the most pressure they’ve ever experienced.

Ciaran Jenkins has been talking to one of the handful of doctors who are providing terminations, who says their work feels more like a backstreet operation.  

One of Mexico’s most infamous drug lords, Rafael Caro Quintero, has been captured. 

Today, Kiran talks to Jamal about whether Al Shabaab is changing its tactics to appeal to a wider base – and whether the West is paying enough attention to these types of groups as Africa becomes the frontline of Islamic terrorism in the world.

It was a decision that America knew was coming.

It is the first time the company has cast a disabled actor in a lead role.

The music mind behind Madonna’s Grammy-winning Ray of Light and Blur’s album 13, William Orbit speaks to Channel 4 News