This issue, Sir Lenny Henry makes a welcome return to stand-up after a 15-year gap, Lucy Porter opens up about stepping back from comedy on her own terms, and we catch up with Tom Walker on creating Jonathan Pie.
Elsewhere in the culture pages, a rare...
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This issue, Sir Lenny Henry makes a welcome return to stand-up after a 15-year gap, Lucy Porter opens up about stepping back from comedy on her own terms, and we catch up with Tom Walker on creating Jonathan Pie.
Elsewhere in the culture pages, a rare Dobson self-portrait goes on display at Hull's Ferens as part of a national tour, and Sir Kevin Sinfield swaps the rugby pitch for his panto debut in Leeds.
We also ask what the battle between Nigel Farage and Count Binface really tells us about Britain's mood, find out why Roundhay runs nearly 6C cooler than Leeds city centre, and explore how Shakespeare and his contemporaries used music to work an audience.
Plus, why food skills deserve a proper place on the school curriculum, and why learning to simply focus has become the wellness trend everyone's talking about.
On the motoring pages, we look at Jaguar's reborn Type 01, Polestar's new Busan-built SUV, and a limited-edition DS.
And as ever, don't miss Vulture for th
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