Have you recently left the movie theater reeling after seeing Nathan Fielder’s ‘You Can See Everything’? You are absolutely not alone. Here at ‘The Independent,’ debate about the documentary has taken over debate on the US culture desk. Here, four writers try to make sense of what they saw

Oliver Farry is pleased to welcome Andrew Smith, Lecturer in Liberal Arts at Queen Mary University of London. France's escalating social unrest has exposed a troubling disconnect between legitimate popular grievances and the government's increasingly security-focused response. Smith argues that the violence accompanying otherwise largely peaceful demonstrations reveals serious failures of policing, while President Emmanuel Macron's response offers "very little of substance." Drawing parallels with France's historic protest movements, Smith identifies a "convergence of causes" rooted in economic insecurity, educational inequalities and political paralysis. He warns that a repressive response risks deepening the crisis, calling instead for a renewed commitment to "participatory social democracy."

Presenter has fronted the popular home renovation show since its launch in 1999

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While his parents and grandfather helped others learn through teaching, Raghuvanshi believes his own experience with athletics and sports administration has helped him develop a similar instinct to create opportunities for others.

The charity has seen a drop in income since the Duke of Sussex resigned from his role in 2025

‘If you guys don’t like listening to my voice, that’s totally understandable, I don’t mind’ says the star