Speak no evil: Turgoose was thrown out of school for swearing and didn't care whether he won a role in This is England

Lights, camera, attitude: The barefaced cheek of Thomas Turgoose, British cinema's hottest teen star

Ever wonder why Thomas Turgoose was such an affecting little hooligan in 'This Is England'? Because he was one. With his second starring role about to hit the big screen, the 16-year-old tells Luiza Sauma how Shane Meadows saved his bacon

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Gillman is in charge of the biggest private collection of art in America

Holy Picasso!: The Brit at the centre of a £6bn art row

Derek Gillman is an English academic in charge of the biggest private collection of art in America. He is also the man accused of evicting this £6bn treasure from its rightful home – and of betraying the radical vision of the man who created.

Children's Books Special: The best audiobooks

For younger children of 6-10, Macmillan has at last recorded the works of Eva Ibbotson. Gloriously funny and completely screwball, her tales of eccentric witches and kindly ghosts will be familiar to anyone with slightly peculiar relations, but their wit is of a kind which adults will love too. If I had to choose one recent release, it would be The Secret of Platform 13, both as one of Ibbotson's funniest tales and for Sian Thomas's crisp reading. The best of all is The Beasts of Clawstone Castle as read by David Tennant, below (both £10.99).

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Bites: Fergus freshens up for autumn

They say good things come in threes, and so apparently do fresh licks of paint in London. St John, the nose-to-tail eating emporium run by Fergus Henderson in the shadow of Smithfield Market, re-opens tomorrow for the first time since 30 June after the old smokehouse was given a rub down and a generous new coat of white paint.