Sarah Lee

Equal treatment under the law, regardless of race: One would think that all could agree on that principle, but in states and localities across the country—even in Republican-controlled states—that principle is giving way to programs that restrict eligibility based on…

The Near East is the place of origin of the three Abrahamic religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Unfortunately, political developments in that region have led to declines in inter-religious pluralism in much of the region, and the Christian communities that…

Ian Rowe is an optimist, and that shines through in his new book, “Agency: The Four Point Plan (F.R.E.E.) for All Children to Overcome the Victimhood Narrative and Discover Their Pathway to Power.” Even the book’s cover is a stylized image of the sun shining bright (drawn how a child might draw it)…

By the time BBC journalist Sarah Lee was able to get doctors to listen, her cancer had spread.

Impressions of gardens, gardeners, plants, visitors and dogs from photographer Sarah Lee as she visited the horticultural event of the year at RHS Chelsea

The Guardian’s Sarah Lee goes behind the scenes at the Bafta awards

Guardian photographer Sarah Lee takes a dawn walk in a frost-covered Regent’s Park in London

A series of live performances at Abbey Road followed by live web interviews with more than 100,000 British schoolchildren, The Virtual Big Sing is the brainchild of Alison Bell and Tim Brain and the Norfolk Music Hub

The Guardian’s Sarah Lee goes behind the scenes at this year’s reduced ceremony, which had limited press, no nominees – and no audience

Adam Isfendiyar said he was curious about people’s lives during lockdown as he passed their homes.