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Rory Mullarkey’s boundless satirical investigation into the nature of storytelling and role play is a reflection of the chaotic times we live in and a measure of the changing ways in which we use narrative and personal myth-making to navigate the modern world. Mullarkey’s writing has an ironic bite through its “what if” game like scenario, equally met by director Sam Pritchard’s inventive and playful directing. Sasha Milavic Davies’ movement direction also takes it to another level entirely. Repetition and...

Could you spot clues in a messy crime scene like a pro? Millions of adults think they could get away with ‘the perfect crime’ – because they watch so many TV thrillers, a study has found. 'Whodunnit' shows and police procedurals have become hugely popular with an average of almost four hours a week spent solving TV mysteries. As a result, a poll of 2,000 fans of detective dramas found nearly a quarter reckon they are so clued up on...

Tech and poetry come together for two nights of live improvised performances

The author gave the book to then 28-year-old Albina ‘Lily’ Falle, from Jersey, in January 1887.

From luminescent lanterns hanging high above the city to bright neon shop fronts - these photos by photographer Victor Chiang bring out the best of Shanghai's electric cityscape

Whether you’re planning an exotic break or a UK staycation, no holiday would be complete without a great book to escape with. We caught up with the British novelist Nicholas Leigh whose fast-paced books will carry you through the summer and beyond.

The growing list of political figures and lobbyists pranked by Sacha Baron Cohen for a new series is truly tantalising. The Ali G, Bruno and Borat star took political pranking to new levels with former Vice President Dick Cheney signing a water board and prominent right wingers Sarah Palin, Roy Moore, and radio host Joe Walsh publicly attacking the comedian for making them look stupid. The latter can be seen in this hilarious ten minute first look at the new show...

The “Shape of You” singer, 27, will install a set of double pedestrian gates and cast iron railings which will prevent “opportunities for rough sleeping” and provide increased security, according to his planning agent.

The Brigade criticised the nation's favourite reality show for conforming to stereotypes after the boys dressed as firemen for a hot and sweaty challenge - insisting that real firefighters aren't sexy.