This newspaper’s reporters have revealed Russian espionage in the UK, the existence of internment camps, and abduction of ...

FESTIVALS full of Pride, ideas and comedy are the headline acts in Charles Hutchinson’s selection of culture in colourful bloom as May turns to June.

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Richard Osman thought his House of Games should could have won a BAFTA, despite previously admitting it 'could not matter less' ...

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BirminghamLive reporter Kirsty Bosley's stories about old-school bakeries, days out and heavy metal were a hit with judges ...

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From the vibrant streets of Cuba to the beautiful beaches of Barbados, Clive explores his family roots - and celebrates the energy, creativity and joy of a place close to paradise.

FESTIVALS full of Pride, ideas and comedy are the headline acts in Charles Hutchinson’s selection of culture in colourful bloom as May turns to June.