Paul Kendall

Manchester Jewish Museum, review: a powerful riposte to the poison of anti-Semitism

Exhibits provide a timely reminder of the deadly consequences of hate crime against Jews

Sacré bleu! The French balloonist who had to cast off his clothes to get across the Channel

A new book takes a light-hearted look at the eccentrics whose lives were defined by La Manche

'I was told my sister had died in the Holocaust - but no-one alive even knew her name'

David Olusoga interview: ‘This is the history of people we usually ignore'

The presenter explains why he chose 10 Guinea Street, Bristol, for the new series of ‘A House Through Time’

How Thomas the Tank Engine became a runaway money-making machine

As fans mark the 75th anniversary of Rev W. Awdry's first book, Paul Kendall reveals how the series became a multi-million pound franchise

Killing Eve boss Suzanne Heathcote: 'There's something about Villanelle that people aspire to'

There's a new woman in charge of Jodie Comer's cold-blooded psychopath. But can Villanelle still shock us in season 3?