Jessamy Calkin

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In his 2007 memoir, Tweak, Nic Sheff describes an experiment with flies performed by a scientist in San Francisco, who created a small corridor infused with a vapour of alcohol and cocaine that the flies could inhale if they chose to.

The star of Bodyguard and one half of TV’s most successful power couple, Keeley Hawes talks about her next role in true crime drama Honour

Samantha Smith, 18, lost her university place over the A-level algorithm fiasco. She’s now having to wait a year to sit the exams

As she starts her coverage of the Tokyo Olympics (from Salford), the presenter talks about family tragedy and her former gymnastics dream

The couple from Swindon has wowed the geology world with their finds, including fossils, skeletons... and a 183-million-year-old fish head

Martin Hügi is walking from Land’s End to John O’Groats on a mission to visit our country’s oldest trees

As a teenager Atwell was ambitious – yet even she never thought that, at 41, she’d be doing daredevil stunts in a Hollywood action franchise

Dissident musician Bobi Wine is the voice of his country’s hope – so why is he banned from the UK?

It was only by chance that Sophie found out what happened to her as a baby. Now, for the first time, she shares her extraordinary story

While his life is a whirl of exhibitions and book tours, de Waal’s ceramics communicate an almost mystical calm – as does his studio

With conservation close to her heart, HRH explains what’s needed to save animals under threat and how the monarchy plays its part

Blitz Bazawule learnt to direct on YouTube and now he’s at helmed a brilliant remake of The Color Purple. ‘Meteoric rise’ barely covers it

The former French president’s son has paused his military career to write a book about Napoleon – and thinks Ridley Scott’s film is ‘trash’

British film producer James Gay-Rees’s behind-the-scenes documentaries have revolutionised the way we watch sport – and he’s not done yet

Curated with an energetic mix of drama, history and regalia, the immersive exhibition will entertain petrol-heads and novices alike

The Oscar-winning actor talks about the changing attitude to women’s bodies, and why her biopic of Lee Miller is her best work yet

Guenther Steiner on steering a team to F1 success, bust-ups and why he won’t watch the show that brought his abrasive charm to millions

When Gabriel Weston’s eldest child was given a shattering diagnosis, she was forced to reconsider her role as a medical professional

The Doctor Who and Sex Education star talks black fashion culture, birdwatching and moving from north to south London