The Choral: scattergun wartime storytelling misfires

‘I think people are realising the importance of actual engagement’

Bid to build tallest tower in King’s Cross

African-set version of Macbeth is a brilliant re-imagining

‘There was this strange sense of magic that the Henrions left behind’

Historical drama Palestine 36 revisits border plans rebellion

‘People remember the moquette – even if they don’t know they do’

Poet Hegley makes French connection with singer Aissa

Review: Souleymane’s Story

Nina’s monkey business

Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight is a remarkable piece of film-making

‘The town is simply disguised countryside’

Iron Ladies: women who were the backbone of the miners’ strike

‘We have never moved beyond the idea that a house is at the grace and favour of a landlord’

How Asquith railed against racism in bid to clinch Euston job

Trailblazer Micky: I joined the brigade as a firefighter – and very quickly became a black firefighter

How visionary idea for cultural archives came in the wake of blaze ‘massacre’

Power couple: green energy trailblazers’ bumpy journey

How artists captured the nation during its darkest hours

Lost Warriors: Seagrim and Pagani of Burma