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Photographer Rodney Holbrook isn’t the first artist to capture a rodent in his studio. From Keith Haring to Paul Klee, painters have long been fascinated – and tormented – by the creatures

This year, the Insights series has covered a wide range of important topics but the themes of ‘unheard voices’, artificial intelligence (AI) and mental health have led the way.

How do you like your eggs in the morning? We say: well dressed

“It’s heartening to see how many children are keen to get involved in gardening and growing. The post 1 in 4 kids has never planted a seed or done any gardening appeared first on Talker.

A recent study revealed many children aged six to eight have never planted a seed, grown their own fruit or veg, or done gardening of any kind

The Princess of Wales made the remark during her exciting visit to the National Portrait Gallery in London on Tuesday

The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current

The unacknowledged debt Potter owed to the Brer Rabbit stories told by enslaved Africans deserves to be recognised, says scholar

Peter Rabbit, the cute and wily bunny who wears a bright blue jacket, is the best-selling creation of English author Beatrix Potter. Originally published in 1902, the Tale of Peter Rabbit – the first of 23 tales in the series – has since been translated into more than 45 languages…