Katie Piper: ‘Ageing can be compared to a bereavement’
Campaigner and presenter, who was scarred in an acid attack, says not fearing ageing "scares some people."
‘When the other side declares war on you, you still have to do the job’: Clinton on being president and his new thriller
Former US President Bill Clinton and best-selling author James Patterson sat down with the BBC to discuss how real life informed their new political...
What It Feels Like For A Girl: Trans teen drama based on Paris Lees memoir pulls no punches
The coming-of-age BBC drama is a visceral look at working class life when you don't fit in.
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o – a giant of African literature
The Kenyan author sent shockwaves through African literature by refusing to write in English.
Diddy trial: Cassie Ventura needed stitches after beating, court hears
Deonte Nash testified that he spent years witnessing the music mogul's abuse and threats.
Sir Salman Rushdie ‘pleased’ with attacker’s maximum sentence
Author Sir Salman Rushdie says he hopes the man who stabbed him "reflects upon his deeds" in jail.
Fake discounts on Shein ‘breach law’, EU says
Shein has one month to respond to the EU's findings or face fines based on its sales, the bloc has said.
India’s colonial past revealed through 200 masterful paintings
A new show in Delhi features more than 200 paintings commissioned by the East India Company.
Writers plan to turn Bridport phone boxes into writing hubs
Writer Kim Squirrell hopes to reopen Bridport's disused phone boxes as a place for people to write.