‘His body was a tool telling truths’: Julian Clary and Juliet Stevenson on one actor’s extraordinary exit

Simon Chambers’ film about his late uncle David makes for candid and compelling viewing. Along with one of David’s former pupils, and a fan of his film, he talks care, contempt and infatuation

Much Ado About Dying review – brave, loving record of an actor uncle’s last days

Simon Chambers’ documentary is unsparing in capturing his theatrical relation’s endearing, sometimes desperate and often infuriating decline

Red Herring review – document of family soul-searching after terminal diagnosis

The disarmingly candid film follows Vincent and his loved ones as they try to find ways to deal with a devastating prognosis

OnlyFans investigated over claim children accessed pornography

Ofcom looks into whether website for adult performers failed to properly implement age-verification checks

Daniel Radcliffe says rupture with JK Rowling over trans rights is ‘really sad’

Harry Potter star reveals in interview that he has had no contact with Rowling since the author’s gender-critical statements on trans women

Stop children using smartphones until they are 13, says French report

Children should be banned from most social media until 18 amid attempts to ‘monetise’ them, says Macron-commissioned study

Police busts, porn cinemas and glory holes: the wild art of sexual outlaw Dean Sameshima

Busted for cruising in an LA toilet, he proudly turned his police documents into art. Now the Californian is bringing Being Alone – his elegant hymn to anonymous hookups – to Venice and London

Outside London, the dating pool may be smaller – but there are fewer sharks

I thought moving out would be a dating disaster, but a new report finds my peers in the capital have it worse, says journalist Elle Hunt

Why row over Baby Reindeer sleuths will change real-life drama for ever

Netflix’s No 1 hit show sparks legal and moral debate over identities in true-crime stories

Billy Bragg: ‘There’s nothing like going out there singing your truth. That ain’t changed’

The activist singer-songwriter on fighting for trans rights, his 40 years in the music business and his forthcoming tour with his son

The ‘boring phone’: stressed-out gen Z ditch smartphones for dumbphones

The feature-free phone, launched at Milan design week, is the latest device to tap into young people’s concerns about attention-harvesting and data privacy

The dangerous fallout from Baby Reindeer: should Richard Gadd have been less honest about his abusers?

The internet is rife with speculation about the real-life stalker and real-life abuser from the Netflix hit. Is this show about exploitation starting to seem uncomfortably careless – even exploitative?

Ordinary Angels review – heartwarming rescue from the horrors of the US healthcare system

Alan Ritchson is impressive as a father who can’t pay his desperately sick child’s hospital fees, but the good-neighbour plot ignores a bigger question

‘I was only able to go on stage hammered’: David Harewood on acting, racism and his new role at Rada

He had barely started his career when abuse left him mentally ill. But he went on to phenomenal success – and has just been made president of the UK’s leading drama school

Muting people on social media is fast and free and will change your life

Experts say setting boundaries online creates a healthier digital environment and helps preserve your mental wellbeing