Jamie MacDonald: “When it comes to my stand-up, the blinder the better” – Published in “i”

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

Freak out! It’s Nile Rodgers in your living room, singing and answering questions – Published in The Guardian

The British man who plotted to kill cocaine druglord Pablo Escobar – Published in “i”

Happier players play better: Interview with sports psychotherapist Gary Bloom – Published in “i”

How Covid ripped through London’s Jews – Published in UnHerd

Screaming sergeants, square-bashing and prickly underwear: “National Service was the making of me” – Published in “i”

The lost memoir of Holocaust hero Marie Paneth – Published in “i”

The dress that gave hope after the horror of the Holocaust – Published in The Daily Telegraph

Spectrum of brilliance: Interview with Sir Simon Baron-Cohen – Published in “i”

How “Britain’s greatest fraudster” Tony Sales turned his back on crime – Published in “i”

David Olusoga: I’ve written the history of Black Britain I wish I’d had as a child – Published in “i”

How to think like a spy: Interview with ex-GCHQ head Sir David Omand – Published in “i”

Why picture books are daring to tell readers tales from the dark side – Published in “i”

Picturebook legend Oliver Jeffers: ‘I’ve got my wife’s bite marks tattooed on my finger’ – Published in The Guardian

Luis Navia on 25 years in the Colombian drug cartels – Published in “i”

Why some children’s favourites are forever young – Published in “i”

My friend Stephen Hawking was reckless, capricious — and stubborn as hell: Published in “i”

World’s oldest performing comedian: Interview with Lynn Ruth Miller – Published in The Daily Telegraph