Six months ago, Samba made a brave, unprecedented escape from Marwell zoo. Her life on the lam continues today. We join the team hunting desperately to find her in the Hampshire countryside

Long Shadow is a limited-series history podcast produced by Long Lead and hosted by Garrett Graff.

A Guardian correspondent’s sobering account of the US betrayal of Ukraine – and the possible reasons behind it

Since 2025, Paula Bronstein has been photographing wounded Ukrainian servicemen as they learn to live with the loss of sight, hearing and limbs

Research reveals that banned books don't harm kids, they create better citizens.

Britain's wartime leader was also a gifted amateur painter, whose oeuvre, close in style to the English impressionists, offers a striking perspective on his extraordinary life.

Eccentric public art, strange ruins, eerie landscapes, follies … Britain has a rich store of curiosities. An enthusiast selects 10 of the quirkiest finds from his new book

After her sister died, Victoria Bennett left Cumbria for the remote Scottish archipelago, where she learned to go with the ebb and flow of life

Journalist Garrett Graff hosts season 4 of Long Shadow, a podcast produced by Long Lead. The series chronicles the evolution of the internet.

David Attenborough reveals what is unfolding in the hidden wild world of Britain's gardens

On Sir John Tusa's 90th birthday, he is starting a podcast. John was one of the founding members of BBC Newsnight, he went on to run the BBC World Service a

Volodymyr Zelenskyy says ‘no agreement’ has been made between Ukraine and Russia in US-mediated peace talks. Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s foreign correspondent in Kyiv, Luke Harding.

Kremlin’s repeated targeting of power grid has left thousands without heating, reliant on shelters and desperate home hacks

Paul Brown looks back at his career reporting on the climate crisis, failed summit and nuclear power – and how to do it well

Annemarie Jacir’s emotionally stirring drama follows a year of brutal conflict in the Middle East with a huge cast of characters caught up in the turmoil

An illness returns after a quarter century.

Rupert Russell’s fascinating documentary is a sophisticated analysis of how real life and fiction merged in post-empire Britain in the 1960s and 70s

Crowe and Malek are hugely watchable but this ultimately fails to deliver an authentic version of events

It’s time for Labour to consider bold ideas or Reform calls the shots. The Rwanda deportation scheme suddenly doesn’t seem so crazy

The Alaska summit failed to live up to its billing. But some new reported proposals suggest a viable route to peace

An entrancing biography of Tony Cornell, who displayed a scientist’s commitment to impartiality as he investigated the paranormal

Sandra Grimes died at the age of 79. Her work was crucial in catching a Soviet agent who "caused more damage to the national security of the United States than any spy in the history of the CIA."

What’s the truth about Trump and Putin’s relationship?

The longtime chronicler of the spy agency on his Legacy of Ashes follow-up and what keeps him up at night

Students from The University of Manchester’s Physics Society have constructed a remarkable 30,500-piece Lego model of the iconic Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank, commemorating the observatory’s 80th ...

An eye-opening account of superyachts, the billionaires who buy them, and what it all means for the rest of us

Richard Wiseman explores the strange world of mind magic and the life of David Berglas.

In Victorian England after-death photographs became a way of commemorating the dead and blunting the sharpness of grief.