Recruiting qualified Teachers of the Deaf and the BSL GCSE workforce are two 'distinct' issues, deaf organisations have said.

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Was this really supposed to be a “love letter to community theatre” from actor-director Jesse Eisenberg, as described in the billing for its London Film Festival screenings? Because The Debut, ...

New guidance for theatres on installing Bluetooth’s Auracast technology has been published by hearing aid manufacturer GN Hearing and the Royal National Institute for Deaf people (RNID). The news, ...

Just short of a decade after its stage debut at London’s Almeida Theatre, political playwright James Graham’s Ink, the dramatisation of the 1960s relaunch of The Sun, is adapted for the screen with ...

Before the explosion of true crime podcasts we see today, there was Chris Hansen and his investigative series To Catch A Predator, which ran from 2004 to 2007. In Primetime, the narrative feature ...

The timeliness of a revival of My Name is Rachel Corrie in 2026 cannot be overstated. The American journalist, only 23 at the time, was killed in Gaza by a bulldozer manned by an Israeli soldier in ...

“Gibney is a douche,” tweeted Elon Musk in 2023, in response to the news that Oscar-winning documentarian Alex Gibney is to examine him in his new film, MUSK. Decrying the documentary as a “hit piece” ...

What’s a rich man’s version of generational trauma? In Andy Sandberg’s Affluenza, kicking off Riverside Studios’ new Mainstage season, the answer seems to be a hereditary ‘moral vacancy’, where ...