Featured Poet Nikita Gill: ‘I worry about people getting tattoos of my work. What if I made a typo?’ – Published in The Guardian
Featured Mo Abudu Isn’t Waiting for Permission: Interview with “Africa’s Oprah” – Published in The New York Times
Featured Can Britain’s Gypsies survive? A new law could extinguish centuries of tradition – Published in UnHerd
Featured A Naturalist Tracked to His Habitat: Interview with Sir David Attenborough – Published in The New York Times
Featured Exclusive: Friends say claims of Phillip Witcomb to be Escobar’s son are all made up – Published in “i”
Lynn Ruth Miller obituary: The “oldest working stand-up”, who entered comedy at 71 – Published in The Times
Marvellous mansions. Gold wallpaper. And 115 rooms… in one house. How can the Tories be so tone-deaf on property when thousands are trapped in Grenfell-cladding flats? – Published on Mail+
Dame Zandra Rhodes on cancer, drugs, Boris’s decor and becoming a textile titan – Published in The Sunday Telegraph
What’s in a name? For the children of the rich and famous, a foot in the door to those glittering careers shut to us mere mortals – Published on Mail+
Amy Winehouse’s bereft parents were unfairly blamed for their daughter’s death. Now a new show offers rehab for their reputations – Published on Mail+
‘My father was the MP who faked his own death. But he wasn’t a spy.’ Exclusive interview with Julia Stonehouse – Published in “i”
“Don’t be mad at that shark,” says attack survivor Paige Winter, who still thinks they’re “freaking cool” – Published in “i”
Unmasked: “Sleeper cell” of Christian missionaries posing as Jews in Jerusalem – Exclusive for the JC
Nobody ever leaves North Korea: Britain’s “Little Pyongyang” is still haunted by totalitarianism – Published in UnHerd
‘China is the worst capitalism plus the worst socialism’: poet Yang Lian on the regime he fled – Published in The Daily Telegraph
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