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Including Christopher Nolan’s BFI Fellowship, seasons dedicated to the Taviani brothers, Dorothy Arzner and John Barry and a focus on the work of Jennifer Baichwal, Nicholas de Pencier and Edward Burtynsky.

A landmark exhibition is making its only Canadian stop — and its North American debut — at the AGO in Toronto. Featuring over 30 Black British arti...

These artists made themselves known at new music showcases across the world, and set high expectations for the debut albums that followed in 2023.

Alderman Egbert Carless became the first Black councillor in Birmingham in 1979 and served nearly 20 years as a Labour politician, representing two city wards despite enduring racism

Rwanda policy was rejected by the Supreme Court

Doyle Dean counts down his favorites from a banner year for indie music.

Adrenaline-packed gangster drama, spot-on political critique and a final scene so stunning it will be talked about for years – this is the revolutionary show’s best outing ever

Campaigners are accusing the government of failing on its key pledges over LGBT veterans ban.

A MEGA-reservoir proposed by Thames Water is coming in for criticism from local residents and environmental groups. The 150 billion litre reservoir is earmarked...

The number of Windrush victims who have died waiting for compensation has doubled in the last year.