Morph is still naughty at 40: Exclusive interview with Aardman co-founders – Published in The Daily Telegraph

A nation of innovation: Report from European Inventor Award in Venice – Published in The ‘i’

Safe haven for war children: Feature on Atlantic College – Published in The ‘i’

Will the surreal Eddie Izzard please stand up – Interview published in The South China Morning Post

The trans woman who can’t see her children because they are Charedi – Published in the New Statesman

Horrible historian: Terry Deary rubbishes rivals and scorns schools in exclusive interview – Published in The ‘i’

Philanthropy’s first lady: Exclusive interview with Cherie Blair – Published in Global Citizen

Tricks to be the best at Christmas board games – Published in the Daily Mail

The future of history teaching: Holocaust survivors as holograms – Published in The ‘i’

Interview with Quentin Blake and Emma Chichester Clark – Published in the ‘i’

The Point: Politicians are deceiving us – Broadcast on Sky News

Attenborough: City wildlife is a joy of paramount importance to our future – Published in the Evening Standard

Wild at Heart: Sir David Attenborough on Planet Earth II – Interview published in The South China Morning Post

Interview with Graham Norton – Published in The South China Morning Post

The Last Warriors of Cable Street – Published in The Forward (US)

Waiter, there’s a smog in my soup… Published in the Evening Standard

The European Inventor Award Is Like Eurovision For Hot Patent Talent – Published on Motherboard (Vice News)

‘Exhaust scrubbers’ tested on older buses could save hundreds of lives – Published in the Evening Standard

Carrot and the Stig: Behind the scenes at Top Gear – Published in The South China Morning Post

Rebooted Top Gear eyes Asian adventures as new host Chris Evans promises to take the show on the road. But can he win over the critics? Etan Smallman reports

Heart of noise: Interview with Jean-Michel Jarre – Published in The South China Morning Post

The French grand master of electronic music, Jean-Michel Jarre, plans to return to China with his latest album and an unlikely collaborator, whistleblower Edward Snowden.