Swept away by their live performance, Gina Kate Heslington and Edward Fisher talk to the group of musicians keeping the memories of Havana’s golden age alive.

A new kind of Library has opened, where instead of books you can borrow a Muslim - or a single father, or a transvestite, for a chat. Alex Forsyth volunteers to be lent as a ‘book’, and asks whether this concept can really help break down stereotypes.

Alex Forsyth takes a wrong turn in Beirut and ends up at the very heart of Hizbollah.

Olivia Haughton talks to York student Esme Anderson, head of the WAM foundation.

As the one-year anniversary of England’s celebrated Smoke Free policy approaches, Antonia Shaw pens a love-letter to the one filthy addiction she just can’t give up.

Ronny Heyboer went out to Borneo 14 years ago, with no idea where it was or what he was going to do when he got there. He now houses over 250 children, all abandoned by their tribes.

As the abortion debate hits the headlines, Venetia Rainey talks to students on both sides to try to understand the issues behind perhaps the most sensitive of taboos