Andrew Marr: ‘I’ve had an incredibly good decade since my stroke’
The journalist, 63, on his excellent recovery, Maoist youth and the increasing mendacity of politicians
Children’s books publisher Peter Usborne dies at 85
Publisher pays tribute to ‘genius’ who was an ‘inspirational leader’
Letter from another America: Justin Webb on Alistair Cooke
The BBC host, once a foreign correspondent in the US, hopes to introduce a great predecessor to a new audience – warts and all
The State of Us by Jon Snow review – why we’re not all in it together
The news reader tackles privilege and politics in this personal exploration of inequality
War Diary of the Ukrainian Resistance review – extremely loud and incredibly close
The young reporters at the Kyiv Independent – Ukraine’s fledgling online English-language newspaper – have produced courageous journalism of frightening urgency
‘Why can’t we be the hero?’: George Webster on acting, ambition, romance and big breaks
He is a CBeebies star, a Bafta winner, an author and an ambassador for people with Down’s syndrome. Is there anything George can’t do? Well, there is one thing, says his mother …
‘I’m a nepo baby’: Jon Snow on class, sanity and Margaret Thatcher
Two years ago, Snow left Channel 4 News, after anchoring the show for more than three decades. Now he has written a memoir. He discusses boarding school misery, family connections and why Boris Johnson is a chancer
Black British family wins commission to make show for Sky Kids
Ama’s Story based on Deluola family, who impressed producers with their self-published books and cartoon
John Eldridge obituary
Sociologist and writer who studied the disparities in media coverage of industrial conflicts
Foolproof by Sander van der Linden review – how to defuse fake news
A Cambridge professor makes a fascinating case for counteracting the ‘misinformation virus’ through psychological inoculation
Chris Peachment obituary
Other lives: Journalist and arts critic who started out in the RAF and also had a spell working backstage in the theatre
Donald Trump sues Bob Woodward over The Trump Tapes for $50m
Washington Post reporter and publisher Simon & Schuster say lawsuit ‘without merit … we will aggressively defend against it’
Victor Navasky, the New York Times and a key moment in gay history
The great editor, who died this week, prompted one of the most important pieces ever published about homosexuality
Victor Navasky, award-winning author and editor of the Nation, dies at 90
Liberal lion won National Book Award and edited leftwing Nation, with writers including Hitchens and Cockburn, from 1978 to 2005
Ian Black obituary
Middle East editor of the Guardian, author and academic who embodied the journalist’s duty to show fairness to all sides