Lockdown diary: ‘There’s a gran isolating in a tree communicating by catapult!’
Like man buns on scooters and ukulele busking, Covid-19 has now spread to the north from London – inspiring a coronavirus soapcom from our self-isolating comedy-writer
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Miriam Margolyes: ‘The government is utterly deplorable. The world is in chaos’
Promoting a show about travelling Australia from lockdown in London, the British-born actor shares her views on both her home countries
Linda Boström Knausgård: ‘I would like to be seen as a person and author in my own right’
The Swedish author, whose life was laid bare in controversial novels by her ex-husband, is successfully reviving her own career
‘Visual poetry’: taking physical languages beyond the Deaf community
Here/Not Here, a new film by Bim Ajadi, is aiming to bring the visual vernacular art form in to the mainstream
Sunday with La Roux: ‘I miss my family, but daily walks help’
The singer and songwriter on dealing with solitude, her favourite cafe and why she’s hooked on Frasier
Through my lockdown lens: 11 leading photographers capture their confinement
Acclaimed photographers from around the world share a single image reflecting on their experience of the coronavirus outbreak
‘I came face to face with Dennis Nilsen’: poet laureate Simon Armitage
The former probation officer tells Desert Island Discs of the time he was in ‘a tiny room’ with the serial killer
Himesh Patel: ‘It felt odd making a show about a pandemic’
The former EastEnders actor talks about shooting a pilot on a deadly virus, telling British stories with a difference – and how playing a bit part as a pigeon changed his career
‘He hit us like a bolt of lightning’: stars pay tribute to Little Richard
Among tributes to Little Richard, the rock’n’roll pioneer who died on Saturday aged 87, came…
The show must go on: Eurovision is cancelled but superfans still celebrate
Eurovision puts tears, terrible tunes and kitsch on to our screens. We ask devotees how they’ll cope without it – and why the event has such significance for the gay community
Julia Roberts: No Met ball bubbly? There’s always the bath
With New York’s glitziest fashion event in lockdown, people rose to the occasion on social media
Vanessa Feltz: ‘Preserve your mystique at all costs’
The broadcaster, 58, on God, privacy, Mini convertibles, the rudeness of Madonna and her school nickname, Vanessa the Undresser