Room Service: Torre di Moravola, Moravola Alta, Montone, Umbria, Italy

The star classicist began by challenging sexism, and is now squaring up to internet trolls

If you break the law, you have to pay. Those are the rules. Vicky Pryce knows the rules

Naked breasts in ‘The Sun’ have made Rupert Murdoch an awful lot of money in 42 years

Harry Hill's TV Burp ripped up the rules of family TV – but not without taking a toll on its star's real-life alter ego, Matthew Hall. Ahead of a tour and an X Factor musical, he talks about life beyond Saturday teatimes

Our writer, who has been a prominent voice in the campaign for better nursing, considers why low standards have become commonplace

The art world uses words everyone else has dropped

Despite the slings and arrows of tabloid infamy, Minnie Driver has forged a stellar Hollywood career. Now, with the advent of middle age, her priorities are changing. So can she stay at the top?

Now in her eighth decade, and with another new exhibition opening, she's been called 'the best painter of women's experience alive'. So why does she still feel frightened?

Sharon Olds' account of her marital break-up made her a deserved TS Eliot winner. But that doesn't mean confessional poetry is easy to pull off, says Christina Patterson.