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David Olusoga

July 2024

  • Ollie Watkins after scoring the winning goal against the Netherlands on Wednesday 10 July.

    ‘A galvanising sense of unity’: a football team that is multiracial and distinctively English

  • Tim Adams

    Notebook
    Is it time to turn the British Museum into the world’s great lending library?

    Tim Adams

June 2024

  • David Olusoga

    David Olusoga reveals how a murder ‘shaped generations’ of his family

  • David Olusoga standing with arms crossed next to a city harbour

    UK within British empire is like last person left at a party, says David Olusoga

October 2023

  • A Renegade Stories Production for ITV1 UKRAINE’S STOLEN CHILDREN: EXPOSURE Monday 23rd October 2023 on ITV1 Pictured: (l-r) Oksana Stetsenko mother of Nikita 12yrs This brand new documentary from award-winning filmmaker Shahida Tulaganova tells the compelling story of Ukrainian children, some of them orphans, who were taken to Russia after the war started and their territory was occupied. Many were sent to recreational camps in Russia by their parents to escape the shelling, and were then stuck there, sometimes for months, waiting for their mothers or guardians to bring them back. Others were fostered into Russian families. The children tell how they were made to sing Russian patriotic songs, forced to speak Russian, and led to believe their parents had abandoned them and Russia had saved them. One of the children, Diana, 14, went to a recreational camp thinking she would be there for two weeks - but didn't see her parents for six months. She says: "We were left alone. Completely alone in a foreign city, in an unfamiliar country surrounded by unfamiliar and unfriendly people… It was very confusing. I didn’t understand why all of this was happening." Danil, also aged 14, who went to the same camp, says: "Essentially, we got used to the fact that we're not going anywhere. They said that our parents abandoned us and won't come to take us back." This documentary, made for the BAFTA-winning Exposure current affairs strand, follows some of the Ukrainian mothers, godmothers and relatives making the daunting and difficult journey into a hostile state to find their loved ones - and the volunteers helping them. Frightened and unsure of what awaits, the women were routinely interrogated for hours upon arrival as they tried to bring their children home. Not all of them have been successful in their efforts. In March 2023, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for President Putin along with Russian Commissioner for Children’s Rights, Maria Lvova-Belova for the alleged war crimes of the unlawful deportation and transfer of children. This programme includes the first interview with Maria Lvova-Belova by a British broadcaster, and the first Western television interview with an orphan evacuated from the besieged city of Mariupol who was taken in by Belova herself. The film also explores indoctrination, sometimes successful, that shows how children can be weaponised and become another casualty of war. (C) Renegade Stories Production For further information please contact Peter Gray Mob 07831460662 / peter.gray@itv.com This photograph is (C) *** and can only be reproduced for editorial purposes directly in connection with the programme or event mentioned herein. Once made available by ITV plc Picture Desk, this photograph can be reproduced once only up until the transmission [TX] date and no reproduction fee will be charged. Any subsequent usage may incur a fee. This photograph must not be manipulated [excluding basic cropping] in a manner which alters the visual appearance of the person photographed deemed detrimental or inappropriate by ITV plc Picture Desk. This photograph must not be syndicated to any other company, publication or website, or permanently archived, without the express written permission of ITV Picture Desk. Full Terms and conditions are available on the website www.itv.com/presscentre/itvpictures/terms

    TV tonight
    TV tonight: a remarkable story about abducted Ukrainian children

  • Ambitious and stylishly confident … Union With David Olusoga.

    TV review
    Union With David Olusoga review – finally! A history show that’s not deathly dull

  • David Olusoga in Union.

    TV tonight
    TV tonight: a fascinating dive into the creation of a unified Britain

  • Illustration by Lyndon Hayes of David Olusoga standing in front of warring soldiers with a castle in the background

    ‘We live in a complicated country’: David Olusoga on the UK’s contested union, then and now

September 2023

  • David Olusoga in the UK parliamentary archives in the first episode of his new series Union with David Olusoga.

    UK schools should teach all four nations’ histories, says David Olusoga

    Historian says ignorance and indifference between UK nations could pose biggest threat to future of union

August 2023

  • Kathryn Bromwich

    Notebook
    Appearing on the Mail’s sneering ‘Woke List’ is actually a badge of honour

    Kathryn Bromwich
    The likes of Justin Welby and Emily Maitlis are simply guilty of pointing out the destruction of the planet or having empathy with others

May 2023

  • David Olusoga

    David Olusoga to receive Bafta special award for contribution to TV

    Historian and broadcaster has made ‘an outstanding contribution’ to society and culture as well as television, says Bafta CEO

April 2023

  • A section of a print showing slaves in shackles on a slave ship

    Unravelling the threads that link us to the slave-owning past

    Letters: Readers respond to David Olusoga’s article focusing on how slavery shaped the Guardian, Britain and the world

September 2022

  • Crowds wait to catch a glimpse of the Queen’s coffin in Edinburgh last week.

    Miranda Sawyer on podcasts and radio
    The week in audio: 5 Live Breakfast; LBC; Sounds of Black Britain; Empire; Love and Radio – review

    When radio coverage of the Queen’s death ended up like a long Test match commentary, it was good to turn to some alternative views of Britishness

July 2022

  • John Harris

    Wanted: a Tory candidate with the faintest idea of what modern Britain is actually like

    John Harris
    Intelligent Conservatives must surely know that they should soon change course before their retrograde, fanatical party collides with the rocks, says Guardian columnist John Harris

June 2022

  • David Olusoga

    British history should not be treated as a ‘soft play area’, says David Olusoga

  • David Olusoga in front of yellow background

    ‘Cancel culture a reflection of rightwing papers’ intolerance,’ says David Olusoga

May 2022

  • Kwame Kwei-Armah

    ‘This is a generational moment’: civil rights group for black Britons launches

    Black Equity Organisation, whose trustees include David Lammy and Dame Vivian Hunt, aims to dismantle systemic racism in UK

March 2022

  • The late campaigner Olive Morris appears in London’s Windrush Square in the StoryTrails app.

    Into the metaverse: my plan to level up Britain – with the 3D internet and a Blackpool ‘queercoaster’

    From a dome celebrating smog-free Sheffield to a rollercoaster ride through Blackpool’s LGBTQ+ past, presenter and historian David Olusoga reveals how cutting edge tech can show us a new Britain

December 2021

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    bell hooks remembered: ‘She embodied everything I wanted to be’

  • Phoebe Dynevor and Rege-Jean Page in a scene from Bridgerton.

    The Guardian view on British TV drama: a new golden age?

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