Day In a Page

Roy Agyemang reveals the delicate diplomacy needed to get Zimbabwe’s President to sit down with the BBC

The four-minute clip by Honesty Policy has had more than 300,000 hits on YouTube

Church of England-raised Williams describes the unexpected joys in learning about his family's Jewish faith

A visit to the Front Line by the Prime Minister's wife

The comedian's appearance at a show on the eve of International Women's Day was cancelled because they had "too many women" on the bill

Ken Loach and Mike Leigh to fight it out for the Palme d'Or

Neolithic opus from Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson is unexpected success

Emily Jupp discovers how it can give a unique, smoky flavour to our cooking

Planning a spot of baking this bank holiday weekend? From old favourites to new releases, here’s ten cookbooks for you

Draw with Sunderland raises questions over Manchester City manager's ability to motivate and unify his players

The all-rounder has been hailed as future star after Ashes debut but incident in Caribbean added to doubts about discipline. Jon Culley meets a man looking to control his emotions

The most prize money ever at an All-Weather race day is up for grabs at Lingfield on Friday, and the record-breaking trainer tells Jon Freeman how times have changed

As the second series of his divisive sitcom 'Derek' hits screens, the comedian tells James Rampton why he'll never bow to the critics who habitually circle his work

The suits are still sharp, but Don Draper has lost his edge

Technology giant’s scientists say there is no material strong enough for a cable from Earth into orbit