Artist Harriet Horton talks about her retirement from the art of taxidermy and how she struggled with the ethics of the practice itself.
Can Egypt survive being 'free and corrupt'?
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Exploring the present and future of Egypt, looking at new start-up firms that aim to fight poverty and encourage better education.
Wilfrid Wood: Spitting Image to Instagram
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The artist who is sculpting and sketching the faces we do not often scroll past online.
Bauhaus at 100: Radicals, modernism and Britain
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How a visionary couple created a radical experiment in modern living and helped the influential Bauhaus masters flee Nazi Germany.
Make-up bans: Rebellion or individuality?
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“I prefer the way I look with make-up on,” said 41% of British women, we find out why they bother investing time on make-up.
Streaming services are reinventing music
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As music becomes more accessible, is our need for speed causing a shift in the way we consume music and the way it’s created?
The psychology of graffiti
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An inside perspective on London’s growing graffiti scene.
Creating hope in times of crisis
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Ivo Belohoubek details his activism-led filmmaking covering some of the most devastating natural disasters of the last ten years.
TV's most iconic haircut
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Meet hair and make-up artist Loz Schiavo who talks about her past, her design process and creating the iconic Peaky cut.
‘Women aren’t funny’
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How women in comedy are fighting to shake off the stigma that they are not funny, even in 2019.