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Oscar Wilde’s The Canterville Ghost feels quite ghostly itself, doomed to walk the earth through its many adaptations. There have been at least 14 television versions, the most recent in 2021, and it has not been long since cinemagoers encountered director Yann Samuell’s French-Belgian version, Le Fantôme de Canterville (2016).

Oscar Wilde’s short story is the basis for this energetic family cartoon, with a spirited ghost voiced by Stephen Fry and a brief visit from confrere Hugh Laurie

Oscar Wilde hides in a bunker on a dystopian dance floor, but while there is much high-energy music there is little drama

Broadcaster and writer was influenced by learning about the homophobia the 19th-century Irish poet faced

Kettner’s Townhouse, one of London’s oldest restaurants, has been a favourite of kings, celebrities, and dough ball afficianados in its 156-year history

From prison cells to department stores, for the past 30 years the visionary commissioning body has created unforgettable artworks in unlikely spaces. Famous fans pick their favourite works

Our rulers painted false pictures of success while real wealth and wages withered away, says the Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

Letters: Readers reflect on why voters are prepared to overlook the shortcomings of the likes of Boris Johnson

‘Succession’ star set to undertake impressive challenge on the London stage