Thomas Oakey

Interview with Shorsh Salah, Kurdish artist who created two artworks for Imperial War Museum's Refugees exhibition. We talked about his experience of being forced to flee, the two years of travelling across borders illegally and the eight years of waiting for asylum in the UK.

“Art offers a poetic way of looking at something so horrid” Artist Indrė Šerpytytė has transformed the difficult journeys of individual refugees across the Mediterranean into ‘constellations’. This social media clip is an edit of a longer film that features on the IWM website and as part of the museum's Refugees exhibition, which I conducted the interview and assisted in the edit.

On January 10, 2018, we said ‘rest in peace’ to Meghan Markle’s social presence, as the former Suits star axed her 1.9 million Instagram and 350,000 Twitter followers. To fall in line with royal protocol, she’s been ordered by royal decree to limit her social media presence to @KensingtonRoyal, before she weds Prince Harry in May.

As we step, bleary-eyed, into the cold light of January, it’s time to engage in the age-old ritual of setting unrealistic targets of self-growth and self-gain. “I will own my home before February!”, “I will run three marathons this year!” ... “I will FIX Facebook’s fake news and outside interference problems!”

It’s tough at the top. In the world of Olympic and Paralympic sport, you spend a lifetime trying to deliver that killer display, knowing that one slip can undo everything. I'm not just talking about life on the track - I'm talking about social media.

Previously unseen artwork created by prizewinning artists especially for Tooting’s Springfield University Hospital will make its public debut at a west London exhibition tonight.

A Brixton restaurant has joined the EU referendum debate ahead of Thursday’s vote in the only way it knows how: A limited edition Brexit-inspired burger.

Marina Melnikova beat Stephanie Foretz to claim the women’s singles title on a heavily interrupted final day at the Aegon Surbiton Trophy on Sunday.

Kingstonian are taking an innovative approach to finding new shirt sponsors by inviting businesses to participate in a superdraw.

Crystal Palace and Fulham players will be out in full force at Euro 2016 to help Wales make their mark on their first major tournament for 58 years.