'I had to defend myself'
The night Harvey Weinstein jumped on me
All throughout the evening, Harvey Weinstein flirted and stared at me as if I was a piece of meat. Then he lost control, writes the award-winning actor Léa Seydoux
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Black sites
Inside the CIA’s secret torture room
Papers that the Pentagon and CIA were forced to declassify reveal the fullest picture ever of the ‘enhanced interrogation’ regime and the men who designed it
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The leftovers
My fridge reveals my eldest has flown the nest
With one child now away at university, Jay Rayner is failing at portion control. But there’s a reason the fridge is full of Tupperware boxes …
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'I shot like a maniac'
Vigils for John Lennon, road trips with Annie Leibovitz … director Wim Wenders took thousands of Polaroids while making his classic films
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'Manus was like a hell'
How Australia’s immigration policy inspired Europe’s far right
European nativist parties have embraced Australia’s hardline tactics for managing asylum seekers and refugees – but their true agenda is to keep Muslims out
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My friend Kim Wall
A reporter born to tell stories
Kim Wall died doing the job she loved. Caterina Clerici recalls her journalistic “soul sister”: full of life, bubbling with ideas and about to start a new adventure
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I'm the woman in the 'racist' Dove ad
When Dove offered her the chance to be the face of a new body wash campaign, Lola Ogunyemi jumped at it. She had no idea she would become the unwitting poster child for racist advertising
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I am Catalan
‘Independence is not a final destination’
Catalonian identity is about more than a yes or no vote for independence from Spain. We went to the region to ask a variety of people what independence means for them
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Van-derlust
On the road across North America
Foster Huntingdon spent three years travelling across North America after quitting his job. He captures the lives of others living the alternative American dream
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