Saturday interview
Dominic Grieve on Boris Johnson and Brexit: ‘He should resign. Yes’
The former Tory attorney general has been called a ‘traitor’ in the rightwing press for his refusal to accept a hard Brexit. But he remains committed to softening our exit from the EU – and says it is time for the foreign secretary to go
Linton Kwesi Johnson: ‘It was a myth that immigrants didn’t want to fit into British society. We weren’t allowed’
As the Jamaican-born dub poet reflects on decades of race relations in the UK, from the Brixton riots to Windrush, he says young black men carry knives out of fear, and questions how much progress we have made since his time as a teenage Black Panther
Best teacher in the world Andria Zafirakou: ‘Build trust with your kids – then everything else can happen’
After the London art teacher won her $1m prize, she was showered with praise by Theresa May and the education secretary – but she is exactly the kind of teacher this government actively discourages
Oxfam boss Mark Goldring: ‘Anything we say is being manipulated. We’ve been savaged'
The Haiti sex scandal has engulfed the charity in a crisis unprecedented in its 76-year-history. After a week of sleepless nights and as attacks on aid escalate, its CEO is fighting to save Oxfam’s reputation in a new climate of public distrust
Comedian Kevin Bridges: ‘I thought maybe this is the end, it's been a great 11 years'
After a meteoric rise from his bravado-driven debut as a teenager on a Glaswegian stage, the comic tells how he became burnt-out and ended up ‘in a dark place – reading self-help books.’ He nearly quit just two years ago, but has now found his groove at 31
Haringey boss Claire Kober: 'The argument that I’m incompetent would not have been used if I were a man'
The London council leader has resigned amid claims of sexist bullying by Momentum members. Was she just the loser in a local politics row about regeneration – or is this the future of the Labour party?
