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Awards and prizes

14 May 2024

  • Views her work as defying a state that condones a war against women ... Cristina Rivera Garza.

    ‘The only healing will be through justice’: Pulitzer winner Cristina Rivera Garza on femicide in Mexico

    Through writing about her sister Liliana’s murder 30 years ago, the author found a community of those whose female friends and family members had also been killed. Yet the authorities still fail to act

13 May 2024

  • Franklyn Addo

    Why are some critics vexed by Top Boy’s Baftas? Because it’s the Britain they don’t want to talk about

    Franklyn Addo
  • Get aht of it … Danny Dyer and Aidan Turner

    Pucker up! Champagne and kisses backstage at the 2024 TV Baftas – in pictures

  • Sarah Lancashire as Catherine Cawood in Happy Valley.

    ‘Unanimous victory seemed certain’: the biggest mistakes from the 2024 TV Baftas

  • Ruff justice … Kodi the fawn-maned griffon cross in Dog on Trial.

    A dog in the dock and another doing red carpet interviews: why has Cannes gone canine crazy?

12 May 2024

  • Floella Benjamin poses with the Bafta fellowship award in the Winners Room during the presentation ceremony on Sunday night.

    TV industry in turmoil, says Floella Benjamin, as Bafta hands out the gongs

  • Sarah Lancashire as Catherine Cawood and Siobhan Finneran as Clare Cartwright in Happy Valley.

    Bafta TV awards 2024: the full list of winners

  • Joe Lycett attends the 2024 BAFTA Television Awards

    Bafta TV awards 2024: on the red carpet with Brian Cox and Claudia Winkleman – in pictures

  • Vinette Robinson wearing a pink dress and lilac mules, sitting on white marbled blocks against an orange backdrop

    Pass the remote: a Bafta TV special
    Actor Vinette Robinson’s year in TV: ‘Sometimes I just need mush like Selling Sunset’

11 May 2024

  • Rosie Jones wearing a delicate pink and green pastel dress, and chunky, pastel green lace-up boots, and standing in the corner or a space painted bright orange

    Pass the remote: a Bafta TV special
    Rosie Jones’s year in TV: ‘I never thought acting would be open to me, so Call the Midwife was special’

    The comedian and writer on being on Celebrity Mastermind, bingeing The Bear, and the good that came out of her controversial documentary
  • Laura Kuenssberg sitting on orange blocks in an orange space, wearing a navy buttoned long dress and white court shoes

    Pass the remote: a Bafta TV special
    Laura Kuenssberg’s year in TV: ‘Who would play me on TV? Cameron Diaz, if she could do a soft Scottish accent’

    The political reporter on wanting more Big Bang Theory, winding down with Romesh Ranganathan’s Avoidance, and why Navalny would make a great drama

    • Pass the remote: a Bafta TV special
      Footballer and commentator Jill Scott’s year in TV: ‘When you’re in the jungle, Ant and Dec aren’t allowed to tell you the football scores’

    • Pass the remote: a Bafta TV special
      Layton Williams’ year in TV: ‘Someone once mistook me for Ncuti Gatwa. Come on people, try harder!’

    • Pass the remote: a Bafta TV special
      Jonathan Bailey’s year in TV: ‘Bridgerton characters were created to turn people on’

10 May 2024

  • Ta-da! Elizabeth Debicki as Princess Diana in The Crown.

    The Crown to Happy Valley: who will win the TV Baftas … and who should?

    As the biggest night in TV approaches, can Ghost Diana really reign supreme? Will Hannah Waddingham beat Ant and Dec? And will one of the world’s greatest actors get his first gong after almost 40 years?

9 May 2024

  • A composite image of a flag on the moon, a woman using a payphone and a blurred photo of a car driving under a crimson sky

    Kraszna-Krausz photography book awards – longlist

  • Two women, one carrying a child, wade through water with their belongings

    Pulitzer prize winner for feature photography 2024 – in pictures

7 May 2024

  • State Library of NSW

    Australian literature has long been ‘hijacked by activists’. This has made it richer. Let’s not go backwards

    Sarah Ayoub
    Seeking to dismiss a judge for being passionate about a cause pertaining to the safety and liberation of her people reeks of a desperation to silence a critical voice
  • ‘They censored the beauty of a young girl’ … Zafreen Zairizal in Tiger Stripes, which the rest of world can see uncut.

    ‘It was terrifying – but screw it’: the director who had to disown her film to qualify for the Oscars

    Tiger Stripes, about a girl who turns into a jungle cat when her periods start, was chosen by Malaysia as its Oscar entry. But they wanted cuts. Amanda Nell Eu relives a ‘painful and comedic’ experience
  • Cesar Aira, smiling at the camera, scratches the back of his head. Behind him are some books on a shelf.

    The long read
    César Aira’s unreal magic: how the eccentric author took over Latin American literature

    He has published more than 100 novels, gives his work away, and his surrealist books have a massive cult following. Now Argentina’s favourite rule-breaker is tipped for the Nobel prize
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