Michael Segalov

We followed the Eurovision 2022 winners on their long, hard journey from war-torn Ukraine to victory in Turin.

The Eurovision Song Contest attracts a special, particularly unhinged type of camp carnage.

Forget the Turin 2022 finals – if you want to understand anything about Eurovision, you have to look to its fans.

Lee Malvo was 17 when he helped commit the DC sniper attacks. "I, Sniper" documentary maker Mary-Jane Mitchell describes how she got access to him.

Multiple people in east London face eviction despite having always paid their rent, and say they have been surveilled by agents acting for their billionaire landlord.

A rapidly escalating global health crisis can play havoc with your sleeping pattern.

I joined Greenpeace on the high seas at the end of their year-long project to abolish a severe threat to our oceans.

VICE are on board a ship with Greenpeace, learning about a process that is ruining the planet and fuelling human rights abuses.

The newly elected young Labour MP tearfully told us it's "devastating" looking across at the government benches.

We asked the 'Winter Love Island' narrator about behind-the-scenes gossip, why the show is so polarising and if he reckons any of this year's Islanders will shag on TV.

We spoke to the iconic kids' TV presenters about the "bogies" era.

But it does mean that we have to think critically and carefully about where we went wrong.