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LONDON: The National Windrush Museum’s (NWM) first location will be at the largest maritime museum in the world, the Royal Museums Greenwich in London. This follows the signing of a historic agreement at the House of Lords last month. The NWM is...

Something I did not have on my radio bingo card this year was that radio would give me a new appreciation of the silent art of mime. Still, that’s what happened when I listened to Archive on 4: The Art of Silence (Radio 4). This was one of those unforgettable radio programmes that takes a subject that you thought you knew and opens it up, like unfolding a secret treasure map, revealing routes and vistas within it that you’d never known before.

Keir Starmer praised the sense of destiny in Beethovens 9th Symphony, which includes the choral Ode to joy.

Jeremy Hunt has denied rumours that he will step down at the election but the chancellor does have a plan for life after politics and it involves a lot of groin

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Marr recalls a Buckingham Palace dinner where after being told that her husband Philip had called the project utter tripe, the Queen intervened to say she had watched it.

They gave birth in front of a million people, battled constant prejudice, nearly died on black ice … and drove straight into the history books. Prepare to meet some true television pioneers

Late BBC newsreader George Alagiah was remembered at the 2023 Ethnicity Awards in London this evening, with his wife Frances collected a posthumous award as his Reeta Chakrabarti penned a tribute to her late co-star

‘The Morgan Stanley Exhibition The Missing Thread: Untold Stories of Black British Fashion’ opens at Somerset House on 21 September.

He was an intellectual heavyweight, a ferocious campaigner for improving cancer screening and a gentle, pleasant presence. No wonder the nation took the newsreader into its heart

Revelations over top-earning presenter will rock not just his industry but the nation’s confidence, writes Nick Hilton