Patient privacy fears as US spy tech firm Palantir wins £330m NHS contract
Awarding of contract to create new data platform prompts immediate concerns about security of medical records
Everything you need to know about NHS England’s biggest ever IT contract
What is the contract for? And why are there privacy concerns about the deal?
Haunted by past horror: the powerful film about a mother and daughter in the Gorbals
She won an award for the play Expensive Shit. Now Adura Onashile has made Girl, her debut film about a mother and daughter facing violence and racism in Glasgow. How autobiographical is it?
Ronnie O’Sullivan: The Edge of Everything review – snooker legend unpicks the game he loves and loathes
The green baize artist comes across as an all-round nice bloke as he amicably and candidly reveals his struggles with mental health, addiction and M&S scones
I Am the Tigress review – nuanced portrait of female bodybuilder’s strength and resilience
This detached character study is neither a feelgood story of empowerment, nor a grim look at a life on the margins and is more powerful for it
Time Still Turns the Pages review – sensitive account of the cycle of trauma
A depressed teacher recalls and investigates childhood abuses in this profound and perceptive drama from Hong Kong director Nick Cheuk
NHS England gives key role in handling patient data to US spy tech firm Palantir
Exclusive: Company that works with intelligence services wins £480m contract in joint bid with Accenture
Magic touch: how ‘revolutionary’ changes are making braille better than ever
Braille is nearly two centuries old, but, rather than being supplanted by new technology, advocates say the script is having a new lease on life
The Macrons are an exception. My teacher’s seduction scarred me
An interview with the French president’s wife contrasts with the film May December about a taboo that is an abuse of power
The round robin is dead, but we blow our own trumpet online these days
A never-ending listing of personal triumphs on social media have replaced the much-derided letters
Much as it galls the French, English has become Europe’s cultural lingua franca
The British may have left the EU, but if recent films are to go by, their language remains centre stage
Solar energy could power all health facilities in poorer countries and save lives, experts say
Move would cost less than $5bn and cut toll of deaths from power outages and lack of supply, Cop28 delegates will hear
Goodbye Omegle: how the anonymous chatroom traumatized our teen years
My generation became a target for abuse on the video-chat site – and our parents had no idea
Is There Anybody Out There? review – how to keep calm and deal with ableism
Ella Glendining’s intelligent documentary challenges the discriminatory attitudes she faces as a young woman with a rare physical disability
How a father’s love for his daughter challenged India’s ‘rape culture’
The story of girl’s refusal to be shamed by her gang-rape and a father’s fight for justice, defying a village’s hostility and the dead weight of patriarchy, is told in Nisha Pahuja’s film To Kill a Tiger