Laura Reid

Former miner Karl Jarrett has been quietly drawing pictures of life underground for decades. Now they are being exhibited for the first time. Laura Reid caught up with him.

Laura Reid speaks to Heenan Bhatti, the founder of ClockWork Films about starting up during the pandemic and surviving a turbulent time in TV.

Last time Fiona Mozley released a book set in Yorkshire, she was shortlisted for The Booker Prize. Elmet was her debut in 2017 about life on the margins in the wilds of the region, and the power - and limits - of family loyalty.

​A Yorkshire country house that once hosted Georgian masquerades will hold an event exploring the history of the masked entertainment. Laura Reid reports.

Laura Reid visits Daisybeck Studios, the Leeds-based company that showcases the region through programmes including The Yorkshire Vet.

If you’re asked to name a psychologist, it’s likely Freud will spring to mine. Perhaps Pavlov and his dog, maybe Jung or Piaget. But what about Mary Whiton Calkins, who never received her doctorate from 1895 on account of her gender despite her research influencing contemporary psychology?

The creative director of Wise Owl Films tells Laura Reid about the TV industry and working with Amanda Owen and her farming family.

Dancer Amy Dowden says she’s feeling “fitter and stronger” than ever as she embarks on a tour with fellow Strictly Come Dancing professional Carlos Gu. The pair are on the road again with their live tour Reborn, returning to theatres across the UK after a run of the show last year.

​Laura Reid speaks to the chief executive of Yorkshire Air Ambulance about her vision for the future of the charity, which she recently took over after it marked 25 years.

Amanda Truman has a celebratory week ahead. Not only has her shop, Truman Books, been chosen as a champion for the 20th anniversary of Independent Bookshop Week, it will be marking its own milestone too – five years since launching in Farsley, Leeds.