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The tension between a family medicine doctor father and his young daughter, who just graduated from high school and plans to study ichthyology in college, creates a riveting family drama with opposing views on her chosen career path.

The BBC has apologised after presenter Amol Rajan was filmed in the back of a taxi not wearing a seatbelt during a segment in a documentary titled How to Crack the Class Ceiling - broadcast last year.

David Tennant breathes some life into an extended deathbed scene; Strike and Robin lose their fizz; and, if you’ve recovered, what next for The White Lotus?

<strong>Editorial:</strong> New research shows there was never a golden age of opportunity. All the more reason to start pulling down the barriers now

As a young person, getting your foot on the career ladder is becoming increasingly difficult. 

Amol Rajan’s meticulous two-part investigation into inclusivity in Britain is a heartbreaking, empathy-packed look at how society fails people from working class backgrounds

Out for paige. you can watch both episodes of how to crack the class ceiling now on bbc iplayer. from signing a record deal at the age ofjust 1a to winning a record—breaking collection of awards, billie eilish has gone on to become a superstar. this year, she was the youngest artist to ever headline glastonbury, and she won an oscar, for best song for the bond film "�*no time to die. in an exclusive interview for the �*bbc 100 women�* season, she discusses everything from imposter syndro...

A precious pupillage at one of the barrister�*s chambers. on that score, her future remains uncertain. one radical idea is to update equalities legislation to make class a protected characteristic. it sound a bit removed from the day—to—day, but actually it would, i think, be a hugely positive development for social mobility in britain. i think, you know, government has the power to pull different levers. if you want to kind of level up, then... pull your biggest lever. absolutely. several...

Firms should be ‘legally required’ to publish their class pay gaps, says thinktank, after it found salary differences of up to £10,000

It’s been 20 years since Daniella Westbrook was labelled ‘chavtastic’ for wearing full-look Burberry, and yet the nova check remains a weathervane for the UK’s turbulent relationship with class