Books & Fiction Judging Booker Prize is agony, says Sarah Jessica Parker The Sex and the City star is one of the judges for this year's award and has revealed its shortlist. September 24, 2025
Books & Fiction Dating apps, booze and clubbing – Jane Austen’s Emma comes into the 21st Century A new play based on Austen's classic novel places the book's central character in modern-day Essex. September 21, 2025
Books & Fiction The ancient origins of our obsession with personality types The four 'humours' theory has been shaping how we view ourselves for millennia - and the personality types proposed by it still look oddly... September 18, 2025
Books & Fiction County Durham playwright nominated for Stage Debut Award Sarah Bond says her play Seagulls is "written for and about" north-east England. September 15, 2025
Books & Fiction ‘It’s still so relevant’: The power of Stephen King’s first – and most disturbing – novel The Long Walk The Long Walk imagines young men competing in a deadly marathon for entertainment. A new film version is a reminder of how it anticipated... September 12, 2025
Books & Fiction Graham Linehan: I don’t regret my online posts The Father Ted writer tells the BBC he stands by his online posts which led to his arrest last week. September 9, 2025
Books & Fiction Graham Linehan tells court trans activists made his life ‘hell’ The Father Ted creator gives evidence after going on trial for alleged harassment and criminal damage. September 6, 2025
Books & Fiction Seven claims made in new royal book from Brexit to Coronation A new book on the connections between the royals and politics has revealed some eye-catching stories. September 3, 2025
Books & Fiction Slam Filíochta: West Belfast slam inspires Irish language poets Poets gather in west Belfast for Irish language poetry slam competition Slam Filíochta as part of the Liú Lúnasa festival. August 31, 2025