The BBC’s Fergal Keane: ‘The breakdowns get harder to recover from each time’
The former BBC war reporter, now special correspondent, on the terror of PTSD, his tips for living with it day to day, and the people and poets he admires
Tucker Carlson says ‘being racist is not a crime’ but if he was he would ‘just say so’
Former Fox News host, who has long been accused of pushing racist invective on his show, denies being racist in biography
Daniel Kaluuya’s Barney the Dinosaur film to be ‘adult’ and ‘lean into millennial angst’
Mattel says the Barney movie will be inspired by Charlie Kaufman, while Barbie director Greta Gerwig is planning two Narnia movies for Netflix
Behold Waterstones Dad – and hurrah for Britain’s new demographic stereotype
The latest slicing of social segments is a floating voter and a welcome addition to the merry-go-round of political life, writes Andrew Anthony
Disney+ documentary reignites anger over Marvel Comics’ cult of Stan Lee
Families of artists Steve Ditko and Jack Kirby, and broadcaster Jonathan Ross, say pair were at forefront of creating Marvel characters
Undaunted review: from Gellhorn to Abramson, the women who changed US journalism
Brooke Kroeger’s terrific book focuses on the sexism of the mainstream media, a barrier and disparity that remains
Sydney’s newspaper rebellion: the night the censors called armed officers on the press
A pact between editors, a blank front page and a Labor minister hellbent on confronting the press – what happened when the Sydney papers stood up to the censors?
‘I used to say awful things’: Alan Carr on divorce, dating and the skit that haunts him
He’s the extrovert who used to pick on others for laughs. But after struggling in lockdown and a bruising separation, the comic insists he’s grown up – and is happier than ever
Lost story by ‘poet of the tabloid murder’ James M Cain discovered in Library of Congress
Strand Magazine will publish Blackmail, a tale of a blind Korean war veteran, found by New York editor Andrew Gulli
Rod Kedward obituary
Historian who brought to light the important role of rural communities in the French resistance during the second world war
GB News censured after Naomi Wolf compared Covid jab to mass murder
Ofcom says channel broke broadcasting code when it let US author make remarks without challenge
Traffic review: Ben Smith on Bannon, BuzzFeed and where it all went wrong
Now a co-founder of Semafor, formerly of Politico, BuzzFeed and the New York Times, the author expertly pulls readers in
The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die review – gripping spin-off from Netflix show
There’s a ton of plot packed into this standalone movie derived from the TV series, but the deluge of detail gets steadily more absorbing
Al Jaffee, legendary Mad magazine cartoonist, dies aged 102
The artist behind the magazine’s famous “fold-in” drawing, Jaffee was Mad’s longest-tenured contributor and only retired when he was 99
BBC under threat politically under Conservatives, says Ian McEwan
Novelist compares UK to Hungary in Radio Times interview, while Ken Bruce criticises handling of Radio 2 exit