Our current project is a film of La Traviata. We've chosen this well-loved work for its wonderful, accessible, music and a simple, moving, love story.

Our aim is to bring La Traviata out of the great opera houses and bring it into a new light.

Baby elephant taking a bath.. 😅

This is the Zomi we will all remember. 🧡

Over the years I’ve lost two friends, one Palestinian and one Lebanese, and nearly lost a third, a French cameraman, to the willingness of IDF soldiers to open fire even though they knew perfectly well who they were. But they felt sure their superiors would protect them.

Fascinating Abdication story by Christopher Wilson in the Telegraph today

Wonderful photo

Colbert acts as if the cancer diagnosis came completely out of the blue. In a sense it did. But the palace said she had had surgery, and would be away for several weeks. So she hadn't 'disappeared'. She was doing what they said she would. And clearly was not in a great place.

Another punt for a new Commons Library research briefing which attempts to capture all the functions of the contemporary office of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom: commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-brief…

The new decorative feature gracing our homes not just on bin day. It looks a plastic mess

These are very funny. Saves the best to last.

Honest 🥴

What a difference 5 years make. There was a bizarre and hysterical reaction against my investigation into #pubertyblockers in 2019.
Today, the NHS confirms what the whistleblowers have been saying all along: there is not enough evidence on the safety of these drugs.

I’m in Barbados on #WorldBookDay and ⁦Cobblers Cove Hotel⁩ have colour-coded the hotel to match my latest. Isn’t that sweet?

The look on Aasmah Mir's face is absolutely priceless.

La Traviata is set in Paris, with the story playing out across various locations within the city and the nearby countryside. We found a beautiful atmospheric location in Hampshire as the setting for our film of this stunning work.

Beautiful set of pictures of Sarah Everard in Times today [and not one of the evil man who killed her].I i/viewed Nick Harvey, DI who made arrest + described findging out Couzens was cop - “one of those moments that the bottom falls out of your stomach” thetimes.co.uk/article/detect…

The view looking west down Kensington High Street in 1820. On the right is St Mary Abbot’s church, as it used to look - before being rebuilt in the 1870s.

Five hilarious minutes. Go on, treat yourself.

Annabelle Dickson: How to drop a royal bombshell politico.eu/article/king-c…

This is a moving and powerful read from Louise Callaghan thetimes.co.uk/article/44ed71…