UK filmmakers Lisa Bryer and Eric Fellner are opening the London Screen Academy, which is aimed at developing key skills for wannabe creatives from ethnic backgrounds. With an inequality gap blighting the UK's creative industry, the LSA is pushing to increase representation from earlier ages.

With Queer Eye, RuPaul’s Drag Race and a host of other shows, LGBTQ+ representation on TV has been steadily improving in recent years. And now LGBTQ+ comics fans can soon rejoice, as the TV adaptation of DC's Batwoman series will be the first superhero show to feature a lesbian lead.

From record viewing figures and specifically-designed World Cup kits to high-profile sponsorship deals with the likes of Barclays and Nike, a seismic shift is underway in women’s football. What’s driving this momentum and what are the emerging opportunities around the women’s game?

Long regarded as fringe participants, women now represent a significant part of the gaming community, making up around half of players in the US and UK. With a whole new generation of girls ready to ‘press start’, how can this stereotypically male-focused industry be more female-friendly?