Vincent Dowd

Wayne Binitie displays his sculpture Antarctic snowfall two-and-half centuries old forms the basis of a new artwork by Wayne Binitie, titled 1765 - Antarctic Air. It forms the centrepiece to the Polar Zero exhibition in Glasgow throughout the UN climate summit COP26. Binitie says he wants his piece to provide an artistic marker of how much the earth's atmosphere has altered since the crucial date of 1765.

Nickcolia King-N'da, Natalie Simpson and Toyin Omari-Kinch in The Death of a Black Man, which is set in 1973 London The Jamaican-born actor and writer Alfred Fagon, who died in 1986, is now best known for the annual award in his name given to black British playwrights. But as one of his own works from the 1970s is being revived, the director says Fagon still has a lot to say about black British life today. Early in his TV career Fagon had roles in several BBC dramas.