Andrew Billen

Hugo Vickers thinks the late Queen didn’t believe the allegations against Andrew — and he’s relieved she didn’t live to see what’s happening. By Andrew Billen

At 82, the former Today presenter doesn’t pull his punches, even when the subject is his violent childhood or failed relationships, the BBC — or the Today team

Making fun of those of a different class has landed the comedian in trouble, but less than he actually expected

During his 45-year-long medical career, Professor Richard Coker has given morphine to dying patients to end their suffering. Now he’s risking legal action by talking frankly about assisted dying

The provost of King’s College, Cambridge, says that she feels profound pain for students who were sexually harassed by professors

Uta Frith helped to build the theory of the ‘autistic spectrum’. Now she’s under fire for saying it’s reached the point of being meaningless

August 2007: Technophobia rises

The actor stars as a grizzled, violent marauder in a new reimagining of the legend. He and the director explain why the cheery folk hero now has a dark side

The number of people diagnosed isn't at all inflated, says Mary Doherty, the founder of Autistic Doctors International

Britain is on the brink of a nuclear conflict with Russia. Enter the big guns — Michael Gove, Harriet Harman and Nicola Sturgeon — to solve the crisis. That’s the idea in a new reality TV show. So is it chillingly true to life or just a battle of egos?