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Marine Le Pen discusses integration and nationalism in the Today in Focus podcast.
Max Clifford discusses representing young dad Alfie Patten and media scrutiny he faces.
Sandra Ávila Beltran discusses her life in the Mexican drug world after her release from prison.
Ms Dynamite performs Neva Soft live at the Guardian ahead of Bestival this weekend.
Iman Amrani engages with Derek Owusu to discuss his experiences with borderline personality disorder and the stigma of mental health in the context of race and masculinity.
Nearly 800 commenters left tributes to Georgina Henry on the Guardian's website, sharing personal stories about her influence in journalism.
Nigel Farage addresses supporters in Havering following a significant rise in support for Reform UK during the local elections in England.
Nora is a short film by Nick Payne and Carrie Cracknell, responding to Ibsen's A Doll's House.
Obama speaks during a White House interview, addressing NSA spying questions.
Revelations from the NSA's Prism program raise concerns about civil liberties and government intrusion.
Barney Ronay visits the set of BBC's film United about the Munich air crash and the Busby Babes.
Lee Daniels shares casting insights about Oprah Winfrey in The Butler and his Oscar hopes.
Outside No10 Downing Street, Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to resign amid political turmoil in the UK.
Skream and Artwork of Magnetic Man discuss their music with Paul Morley from the Guardian.
Pegasus, a spyware developed by NSO Group, enables governments to access personal data on devices, raising significant concerns about privacy and democracy.
Peter Murrell has been sentenced for embezzling £400,000 from the Scottish National Party, raising significant concerns about political integrity in Scotland.
The Guardian and Observer appeal supports charities planting trees and restoring forests.
Shaun Walker and Antony Butts report from Sevastopol on the Crimean referendum's impact.
Joe Stilgoe's song for the Guardian urges people to put down their phones this holiday season.
Luke Harding analyzes Vladimir Putin's rise to power amid the war in Ukraine.
Migrant workers in Qatar earn as little as 45p an hour building the World Cup stadium.
The Guardian reports on labor abuses faced by workers in Qatar during World Cup preparations.
Thousands of refugees wait at Budapest Keleti station, hoping to reach Germany for support.
Richard Dawkins discusses The Selfish Gene's influence at Cannes Lions with John Plunkett.
Advances in computer science bring sex robots to market by the end of the year.
Robert Harris discusses An Officer and a Spy and his views on the literary establishment.
Reporter Josiah Hesse stays at Bud+Breakfast in Silverthorne, Colorado, for marijuana enthusiasts.
Watch Russell Brand discuss revolution and democracy with Owen Jones in this preview.
Shot Show reveals the dynamics of the world's largest gun trade show and its attendees.
Giles Fraser questions the relevance of God Save the Queen for the United Kingdom's future.
Simon Baron Cohen discusses male brains, autism, and culture ahead of a public forum in Cambridge.
Barney Ronay reviews Sir Bobby Robson's career and legacy in English football.
Layer Louis and Jessica Sula discuss their roles in Skins and invite Jesus to a party.
The Guardian reveals modern slavery and abuse in Thailand's fishing industry through animation.
Miles Jupp and Stephen Moss swap jobs, with Jupp performing at Leicester comedy festival.
Philomena's son would have turned 50 today, prompting a discussion about her search for him and the emotional weight of her story.
At the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, notable films such as The Battered Bastards of Baseball and The Trip to Italy showcased the vibrancy of independent cinema.
Teresa Forcades critiques capitalism and Catholic misogyny in a Guardian interview.
Peter Walker shares sample footage of the Fly6 camera during rides in London.
Tate & Lyle imports large volumes of sugar from Cambodia amid serious human rights allegations.
The Jarman brothers and Johnny Marr plan a takeover of the Guardian's music site.
William Friedkin discusses The Exorcist and his career with Jason Solomons.
Keith Stuart and Keza MacDonald select five debate-worthy games for 2014.
Franny Armstrong launches the Guardian's climate change campaign to inspire action against global warming.
Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart perform 'Baby Says' live for the Guardian.
A man accused by Rwandan authorities lives in Australia, raising immigration concerns.
This pilot episode features celebrities discussing the impact of selfies on society.
The three little pigs are taken into custody for framing the Wolf amid insurance fraud.
