Saving Our Beautiful Bali was created for CBBC’s ‘My Life’ series. From the age of ten, Isabel has been campaigning to ban single-use plastic on the island of Bali along with her sister Melati. This year the ban was passed - but this is just the beginning!

Have you ever been on a literary journey with the beloved characters Biff, Chip, and Kipper as they unlocked worlds of imagination with their magical key? 🗝️✨ For over three decades, the Oxford Reading Tree has been nurturing young minds and fostering a love for reading. Join us for an exclusive interview with Rod Hunt, the author behind the beloved Oxford Reading Tree series. Discover the inspiration behind these captivating stories and hear Rod’s insights on why the adventures of Biff, Chip, and Kipper have captured the hearts of readers in China.

During the media preview of Picasso: The Printmakers, we had the privilege of interviewing the exhibition’s curator, Catherine Daunt, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Prints at the British Museum. The conversation addressed several key themes, including the influential figures in Pablo Picasso’s printmaking practice, the curatorial vision behind the exhibition, the impact of AI on traditional easel painting, and Picasso’s lasting influence on the development of modern art in Europe. The exhibition brings together approximately 100 prints by Picasso, including rarely exhibited works from his late “347 Series.” Although Picasso is best known for his paintings, he was also a pioneering figure in printmaking, producing around 2,400 prints throughout his career. The British Museum has steadily expanded its Picasso print collection, now comprising over 500 works, making it the largest institutional collection of Picasso prints in the UK. Picasso’s prints are deeply autobiographical, reflecting his personal relationships, emotional states, and extraordinary creative vitality. Largely self-taught as a printmaker, Picasso produced his first major print, The Frugal Meal, in 1904, marking the beginning of a lifelong engagement with the medium. The exhibition also features selections from the iconic Vollard Suite, a set of 100 etchings created between 1930 and 1937, demonstrating his technical innovations and sustained dialogue with classical art and mythology. In 1968, at the age of 86, Picasso produced the celebrated “347 Series,” a monumental body of etchings and intaglio prints that encapsulate his late-life reflections on memory, desire, and mortality. This exhibition presents the most extensive selection to date from the British Museum’s holdings of this series.

Where did generations of Chinese learners begin their journey with English? For many, it started with New Concept English. A cultural phenomenon for 55 years, this legendary textbook series has become a shared memory across three generations of Chinese learners. In the past decade, the author’s wife has granted only one exclusive interview to a Chinese production team. Through this rare and intimate conversation, we explore the stories behind this iconic work and uncover the legacy of a true classic. #NewConceptEnglish #EnglishLearning #Chinglish #LearnEnglish

A gastronomia italiana é muito mais do que pizza ou massa. E é isso que vamos descobrir em cada cidade, em cada recanto e em cada pormenor destas viagens com a chef Nisha Katona. Um país encantador com sabores maravilhosos. Estreia no dia 14 de julho no Casa e Cozinha -posição 95 da NOS e 130 da Vodafone.

VOGUE China’s VOGUEplus collaborated with guest editor and cover star Gong Jun, together with four finalists from the VOGUE China Fashion Fund, to create a charity capsule collection inspired by artworks created by children and adolescents with autism. The young designers translated the children’s inner worlds into fashion through diverse approaches — from ceramic-inspired prints and textures, to expressive color palettes and soft, comfort-first silhouettes — exploring new creative possibilities where empathy meets design. Through this collaboration, fashion becomes a bridge for social awareness, celebrating creativity while bringing visibility and care to children with autism. #VOGUEplus #CoolKids #AutismAwareness #FashionForGood

This documentary explores the emotional landscape of individuals living in London, far away from their homes and cultural origins. It focuses on the shared experiences of loneliness, displacement, and homesickness that often accompany life in a foreign city. The film centers on one female protagonist whose everyday life becomes a quiet site of emotional negotiation. Cooking functions not merely as a domestic routine, but as a form of emotional release and self-repair — a ritual through which she reconnects with memory, identity, and a sense of belonging. Through food, she briefly reconstructs an intimate connection to “home” within an unfamiliar urban environment. While grounded in the specificity of one individual’s story, her experience resonates with a broader community of migrants and expatriates living in London. The documentary adopts emotional development as its narrative structure, tracing subtle shifts in the protagonist’s inner state over time. By observing moments of solitude, longing, and self-soothing, the film reflects on how contemporary urban subjects search for emotional grounding and build a sense of inner home while living in displacement.

Qiu Jinxian, a master conservator who "converses with time," has dedicated her life to delicately repairing the fractures between art and history. Whether working in the secluded archives of the Palace Museum or the laboratories of the British Museum, she safeguards ancient Chinese scrolls with unwavering focus and deep passion. Her restoration of The Admonitions of the Instructress to the Court Ladies is a signature achievement. Under her expert hands, this ancient masterpiece regained its thousand-year-old elegance and vitality. The project has become a benchmark in the field of cultural preservation, representing not only the pinnacle of conservation artistry but also a miracle in the continuity of heritage. It has been a great honour for our team to take part in producing this short film about Qiu Jinxian. Through the camera lens, we had the rare privilege of entering her world and witnessing the exceptional skill and quiet devotion that define her craft. Her story is not only a cultural journey across time and space, but also a heartfelt tribute to the enduring spirit of craftsmanship.

Thai-UK world class university collaboration by The British Council Thailand. This educational documentary is made for raising the awareness of early dementia detection. Through the interview with Stuart Rosen, the professor in the department of speech and hearing and phonetic sciences of UCL, we are more than happy and moved to learn that there’re so many scientists working on the early dementia detection area.