With the discussion around the idea of Jazz dying as an art form, we look at the people who disagree with this idea, as they continue to keep the genre alive. Putting their own personalities and influences into their music, they recreate the way in which we listen to Jazz.
The death of Daphne Caruana Galizia calls into question the safety of journalists fighting for freedom of expression.
Enter the world of Lucha Britannia, where traditional Mexican wrestling meets cabaret.
For many Muslims, the day of Arbaeen holds a special significance in their lives, but what is it about and why is it an important day for millions of Muslims around the world?
Artefact explores the life of former journalist Richard Caldeira, from the streets of Pretoria to the bars of Camden Town.
Are we increasingly desensitised to it or ready to stand up to it?
Artefact meets new band Castells and finds out how they’re making their way into the competitive music industry.
Living in London can be expensive, so Artefact investigates how one postgraduate found an affordable home in the city.
It is hard to ignore what a behemoth the industry is, but also hard to overlook how much of a hub Europe is.
We visit an exhibition which sheds light on Libya by focusing on the contested story of its modern history.
