The latest episode in our new Off The Record music series for Sunday Times Culture, produced by the brilliant @JackFeeney_ free ££ to watch thetimes.co.uk/article/jack-s…

@JackFeeney_ makes his filming debut for The Times and The Sunday Times alongside Federica De Caria for our film on mass testing at Liverpool FC's Anfield stadium thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/b…

This is undeniably one of the most moving pieces I’ve worked on in a while – made possible only by the powerful words of Keith. He’s such an immense talent and storyteller.

Listen to “Underneath The Skin Of Anti-Blackness.”

A response to the UK’s history of racism.

Listen to playwright and poetry slam champion Keith read his powerful poetic response to the UK’s history of racism.

It’s called ‘Underneath the skin of anti-Blackness’.

huffp.st/DLU3Dho #BlackLivesMatter

The look on a cops face when they realize they’re being filmed says everything. Rage and fear. Their life flashes before their eyes. A glance at a partner; unsure if they should stop the assault they’re commiting or go get the camera.
For them accountability is violent.

Me on my next eye test.

Look at how much time, effort and resource is going into defending one man. A man who isn’t an elected official.

It’s stories like this that made me change my eating habits. If this makes you feel uncomfortable, it might be the first step you need to change yours too.

theguardian.com/environment/20…

Are you returning to work tomorrow? Perhaps you own a business and are desperate to reopen, or maybe work in the service industry and concerned about your safety. DM me to chat for a video I’m working on for HuffPost UK

#journorequest #journalismrequest #coronavirus

That government advice vs what will people hear.

This is the entitled British psyche in one picture.

Taking ownership of a previous British generation’s ultimate sacrifice while refusing to make the *one* sacrifice they’ll likely have to make during their own.

Today we launch a new HuffPost UK project: How Are You Feeling? We want to chart how Britain is experiencing this crisis and the emotional rollercoaster we’re all on together. Jess Brammar explains more here: huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/how-are-…

Such heartbreaking stories.

@allisonpearson Maybe the author of this should have a word with them

Me and Lisa Golden visited Happisburgh - a village being lost to the sea - to speak with residents about what it’s like to know that they will eventually lose their homes, livelihoods and community.

Here are there stories, told in under 10 minutes.

“Joan and I did not leave Britain for tax reasons.”

But he does live on an island where income isn’t taxed.