Lucy Letby This article is more than 7 months oldLucy Letby texted about doctor ‘crush’ hours before attempt on baby boy’s life, court toldThis article is more than 7 months oldNurse accused of murdering seven babies and attempted murder of 10 more at Chester hospital in 2015-16 Lucy Letby was texting about a doctor on whom she allegedly “had a crush” hours before she attempted to murder a vulnerable baby boy, a court has heard.

The ObserverSex EducationInterviewSex Education’s Aimee Lou Wood: ‘I was in so much pain underneath it all’Barbara EllenAs the high school comedy returns for a third series, its Bafta-winning star talks about stage fright, embarrassing scenes, and the torment that lay behind her desire to please people In June, Aimee Lou Wood, 26, won a Bafta for best female performance in a comedy programme for her role as another Aimee (a teenager) in the hit Netflix show Sex Education, about a set of sexually active high school students, now returning for a third series.

Sean O'Hagan on photographyPhotographySkinheads: a photogenic, extremist corner of British youth cultureWith their short hair and swastikas offsetting neat clothes, the skinheads who street photographer Derek Ridgers found roaming UK youth culture in the late-70s made a virtue of visual and social disruption Shooting skinheads: Derek Ridgers captures a cult – in pictures If you are old enough to remember London in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Derek Ridgers' new book Skinheads 1979-1984 is a reminder of the latent aggression that defined youth culture in the capital, and sometimes made the journey home by night bus and tube train a risky business.

Around five o'clock this evening, the Tate Gallery will fax national daily newspapers to let us know the winner of the 1991 Turner Prize of £20,000. But the artists in contention won't be told. They might not turn up at tonight's dinner where, after many courses and speeches, the Channel 4 cameras will wish to capture their expressions - of hope, disappointment, triumph - when the official announcement is made.

Anne Rice This article is more than 13 years oldAnne Rice 'quits being a Christian'This article is more than 13 years oldTwelve years after she converted from atheism, author of Interview with the Vampire abandons Christianity over its attitude to birth control, homosexuality and scienceTwelve years after she converted to Christianity from atheism, bestselling author Anne Rice has "quit being a Christian" because of the religion's attitude to birth control, homosexuality and science.