An entertaining travel book is packed with extraordinary true stories

Whether it's Bodyguard or Fahrenheit 451, Brutalist architecture can provide a dramatic setting on screen. But too many depictions ignore the complex reality of Britain's housing estates

Plus Haroon Mirza at Ikon Gallery

Egypt's general-president must take the blame

A new gallery at the heart of the British Museum gloriously explodes our preconceptions

Searching for reasons why the centre ground isn't holding

Helena Kennedy has spent decades fighting for women’s rights— and she’s not giving up

It is by turns playful, celebratory and rebellious. But how did Reggae arrive in the UK? A new film tells the story

From screening Peterloo amongst industrial disputes to allegations of abuse, the film industry of 2018 presents critics with the sort of moral quandaries few seem ready to engage with

Hugo Blick discusses the aftermath of the genocide, what went wrong with the International Criminal Court—and why he's wary of returning to Rwanda