Culture

Since the Taliban returned to power three years ago, they’ve turned Afghanistan into a cage for women and girls.

Three years ago this programme was in Ethiopia to meet a talented young athlete. 

Attacks on hotels housing asylum seekers and chants of ‘stop the boats’ were among the grim features of this summer’s riots. 

Bodies of Water is based on the work of Warsan Shire – former young poet laureate.

NHS 111 is now offering mental health support to adults and children. People in England calling the helpline can now select a mental health option to speak to a trained professional, who will give them urgent help or guide them to other services.

The Paralympics kicks off tomorrow, with another outdoor opening ceremony showcasing central Paris. 

Former Paralympian Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson says she was forced to crawl off a train at King’s Cross last night, after help failed to arrive. 

We spoke to the musician and journalist, John Robb and asked him if he was excited about the news.

Liam and Noel Gallagher have dropped some very heavy hints that an Oasis reunion could be about to happen.

From drowning in a sea of grief, to emerging from the waves: a new dance project is setting out to break the silence around grief and loss – with a performance set in the North Sea.

Athletes from ParalympicsGB have begun arriving in Paris for the start of this years games.

 The BBC has sacked former footballer Jermaine Jenas, following complaints about workplace conduct. 

For five decades, Jill Furmanovsky has been photographing the biggest names in rock music – from the Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd, to Blonde and Oasis.

Whilst the Games might be the greatest show on earth, there may be an unwanted conversation about whether nations should be spending this amount of money on an Olympics.

We speak to the writer and curator Ekow Ekshun, and John Brandler, who collects pieces by Banksy.