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Catherine Mayer says anger over racism, misogyny and wealth in the royal family can undermine public consent for a monarchy By Vanessa Thorpe The “absolutely catastrophic”…
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Originally titled "The Guardian view on the Benin bronzes: Leading the way home", the article is culled from www.theguardian.com.uk) The swelling international tide in favour of…
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Move to see restitution of 116 historical objects taken by British during the sacking of Benin in 1897 Photo: A commemorative head of the Oba, or king, which is part of loot the…
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The South African comic brought texture and nuance to the position and leaves late-night comedy in a different place than when he started Photo: Trevor Noah in 2022. Photograph: Jae…
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As the BBC prepares to air her hard-hitting Reith Lecture, the celebrated author of Half of a Yellow Sun talks about truth, trans rights and our ‘misogyny-drenched’ planet. Plus: read…
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Wale Oloworekende The Nigerian director explains how his film has become a huge Netflix hit and why he doesn’t care it’s been overlooked for an Oscar …
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Photo: Satellite image of Lagos, Nigeria. Photograph: Universal Images Group North America LLC/Alamy By the end of the century, Africa will be home to 40% of the world’s population…
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*The French author of mostly autobiographical work takes the prestigious books prize for the ‘courage and clinical acuity’ of her writing  Photograph: Cati Cladera/EPA By Sarah…
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*Revered spiritual jazz saxophonist was known for his unique playing style and collaborations with John Coltrane By Shaad D'Souza PHAROAH Sanders, the revered American jazz…
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Author, who has previously faced death threats, was stabbed as he was about to deliver a lecture in western New York Photo: Salman Rushdie in Spain in October 2015. Photograph: Jl…
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