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Read more » | Desktop version »Dennis Potter lecture to feature in BFI's 2019 'lost films' series
TV writer is seen lashing out at BBC after it pulled out of event because he did not work in film
Read more » | Desktop version »John Oliver takes on muzzling lawsuits – and the man who sued his show
Two years after Last Week Tonight was sued by a coal executive for critical coverage, Oliver addresses the ‘scourge’ of Slapp suits
Read more » | Desktop version »Steve McQueen hopes Year 3 work will inspire art's next generation
Artist says his class photos on show at Tate Britain could be a catalyst for UK schoolchildren
Read more » | Desktop version »Arts body criticised for leaving Paolozzi sculpture on Euston building site
Two buildings around artwork are being demolished as part of HS2 redevelopment
Read more » | Desktop version »Broadside 2019: how a feminist festival took on feminism – and forced us to think harder
Zadie Smith, Aileen Moreton-Robinson, Jia Tolentino and Nayuka Gorrie challenge their audiences to do the work at a paradigm-shifting event
Read more » | Desktop version »Jimmy Kimmel on Trump: 'Does he ever do any actual president work?'
Late-night hosts discussed the president’s favourite new fake word and his ‘rage-tweets’ aimed at the Washington Post
Read more » | Desktop version »What to see this week in the UK
From The Irishman to Henry VI, here’s our pick of the best films, concerts, exhibitions, theatre and dance over the next seven days
Read more » | Desktop version »Auckland Castle has a long tradition of hospitality | Letter
Letter: Michael Turnbull, a former bishop of Durham, refutes a suggestion that the castle has not welcomed in visitors
Read more » | Desktop version »Jimmy Kimmel: 'Our president is finally feuding with a dog'
Late-night hosts discussed the refreshed testimony from Gordon Sondland and Donald Trump’s latest rally performance
Read more » | Desktop version »Stephen Colbert: 'Trump’s defenders are backed into a corner'
Late-night hosts offer updates on Republicans’ mental gymnastics, the impeachment inquiry’s transcripts, and Trump’s border wall
Read more » | Desktop version »‘We finished every bottle!’ Berlin's cultural legends on the night the Wall came down
It divided families, trapped half a city and symbolised the cold war. Then, 30 years ago this Saturday, the Berlin wall fell. Wim Wenders, Ute Lemper, Daniel Barenboim and more share their memories
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