Christy review – Sydney Sweeney pummels a boxing pioneer’s story into lifeless cliche
Underpowered David Michôd film fails to land the story of the groundbreaking 90s female boxing champion and the horrendous abuse she faced at home
‘A fire, a dog, and the starry sky’: the teens overcoming phone-addiction through Arctic pursuits
A new documentary from the makers of Jesus Camp follows the students enrolled at one of Norway’s 85 ‘folk high schools’. Can sledding and survival skills cure their social media-induced anxiety?
‘I didn’t start it’: Starmer apologises for ‘six seven’ uproar during school visit
Prime minister jokes that he may be ‘put in detention’ after appearing to encourage classroom hysterics
Bila Burba review – how recreating brutal battles helps pass history down the generations
A vibrant community tradition to theatrically restage a decisive moment in their independence struggle is vital to Panama’s Guna people
One in four unconcerned by sexual deepfakes created without consent, survey finds
Senior UK police officer says AI is accelerating violence against women and girls and that technology companies are complicit
Marjorie Ainsworth obituary
Other lives: Film enthusiast who was a pillar of the Manchester and Salford Film Society
Fundraisers warn of ‘catastrophic’ drop in donations to Gaza since ceasefire
‘The world thinks Palestinians don’t need help any more,’ aid organiser says, despite desperate need as winter nears
Ofcom at risk of losing public trust over online harms, says Liz Kendall
Technology secretary fears digital frontier may be outpacing regulator, with AI chatbots a particular concern
Apple Cider Vinegar review – a kidney stone leads into whimsical geology doc
Sofie Benoot’s film opens out from the film-maker’s medical problem to a diverting reflection on humankind’s deep roots in ancient minerals
Father of teen whose death was linked to social media has ‘lost faith’ in Ofcom
Ian Russell says watchdog lacks ‘urgency’ and is not willing to use its powers ‘to the extent required’
Don’t argue with strangers… and 11 more rules to survive the information crisis
Feeling overwhelmed by divisive opinions, endless rows and unreliable facts? Here’s how to weather the data storm
Question 1: Are phone cheats killing the pub quiz?
Quizmasters are banning smart devices, using dedicated apps and finding plain old honesty can combat trivial offences
Porn Play review – Ambika Mod excels as an academic undone by pornography addiction
Sophia Chetin-Leuner’s drama toggles smartly between digital and physical worlds as it traces a scholar’s grim compulsion
Boyfriends are cringe. But is the #boysober trend a feminist reclamation or a neoconservative tilt?
Young women are rejecting the idea of emotional dependence on men. But as with any online feminist movement, it exists in tension
Love Immortal: man freezes late wife but finds new partner – documentary
Alan has promised his wife, Sylvia, that they will be cryogenically preserved upon death, and reunited in the future. However, when Sylvia dies all too soon, Alan, now 87, falls in love with another woman and is forced to reconsider his future plans. An extraordinary love story, told with humour and tenderness about how we deal with loss, our own mortality and the prospect of eternal life.