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We’re Going on a Bear Hunt author Michael Rosen: ‘Life is harder for kids now than it was in 1989’

Letter To My Younger Self

Marie Kondo: ‘I didn’t think much about the opposite sex – I was completely absorbed in tidying’

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Top 5 books featuring animals, chosen by author and illustrator Andrea Cáceres

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EastEnders star Cheryl Fergison: ‘People think you’ve got loads of money when you’re on TV’

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In pictures: Meditative serenity with Michael Kenna’s latest exhibition Shin Shin

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I was homeless on the streets of London. The public piano at St Pancras station saved me

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We’re Going on a Bear Hunt creators reunite to tell new, exclusive Christmas tale for Big Issue

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The Wax Child by Olga Ravn review – a portrait of women on the outskirts

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West End star Ben Forster: ‘I broke my back on stage – and that wasn’t even the hardest part’

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The Wanted star Nathan Sykes shares how dogs give him purpose: ‘I can’t imagine not having a dog’

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What is the story of The Beatles really about?

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s husband Richard writes for Big Issue: ‘Ours is a story about people’

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Top 5 Books for under-13s, chosen by children’s author Sophie Kirtley

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Science writer Alex Riley: ‘Even if humans cause mass extinction, life will still endure’

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Rhinos have become the face of extinction, but now there’s a small ray of hope

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David Copperfield review – an intimate and utterly joyful take on Charles Dickens’ epic novel

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In pictures: ‘Filthy scribblings’ from gonzo artist Ralph Steadman

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Porn Play review – this isn’t just theatre, it’s a wake-up call

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Men in the Sun and Other Palestinian Stories by Ghassan Kanafani review – diaspora, flight and exile

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The Tower by Thea Lenarduzzi review – a strange, engrossing literary hall of mirrors

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