The Bafta-winning writer behind Netflix's The Two Popes on bringing Francis and Benedicte to the big screen

The time has come to stop cropping the sad parts. Only then can we truly understand each other and start supporting each other as a community

Zoom out and take a longer view, and there are good reasons to muster a new confidence for the 2020s

Parliament’s arcane theatricality may embody continuity, but it also reeks of exclusivity. And that's not the only problem...

Is it a rewards-based social system that works, or a sinister trap?

Impeachment has never finished off a president. A shambolic process that doesn't kill Trump might simply make him stronger

It’s taken grief from all sides, just as it should. But not only has the national broadcaster learned a few new tricks, above all it has proven the value of a well-prepared interview

The death of the former chairman of the Federal Reserve comes as that independence is under populist attack

"Oscar Wilde, I pity you because you must be suffering more than we"

That programmes like free education are fairly common in Europe does not make much of an impact on how they are perceived here