Voices
The Selector, our global weekly radio show for new UK music, has teamed up with The Crypt Sessions to bring you ‘Amped’, a monthly video series with UK artists.
In the biggest restoration project they have ever undertaken, the British Film Institute has restored nine of Alfred Hitchcock’s early silent movies.
Daud Rasool, Deputy Director British Council Afghanistan, walks us through a recent history and the transformational aspect of the Premier Skills programme on the lives of young Afghans.
Advances in technology offer the potential to expand access to education, but will online learning ever replace the need for teachers?
Amid security alerts, the British Council signed an agreement with Libyan officials which we hope will smooth the path of up to 5,000 Libyan scholars due to study in the UK each year.
Emma Gifford-Mead offers an insight into Jeremy Deller’s exhibition ‘English Magic’.
A British teacher and a Canadian language assistant explain how the British Council’s language assistant programme has benefited their classrooms and careers.
What do listeners hear when you speak in a particular accent?
Natalia Milán describes what it’s like to teach English to a class from the other side of a video screen.
This is a transcript of Aung San Suu Kyi’s video speech on academic freedom. The video was presented at a British Council and University of London policy dialogue event on 9 May 2013