The Latest Breaking News from Pablo Picasso

Residents emerge to broken glass and burnt-out cars as France struggles to contain anger over police shooting of teenage boy

Fifty years after the artist’s death, Isabella Noble reveals how to get your fix of Picasso in the city where he was famously creative

The towering and divisive figure who transformed architecture published his manifesto for modernism in 1923. Here leading architects explore his legacy and influence

There is “a lot going on” in Tate Modern’s new exhibition, said Laura Freeman in The Times. Subtitled “A journey through painting and photography”, the show is a huge and ambitious attempt to explore the relationship between painting and photography from the early 20th century to the present day, examining…

When she walked out on Picasso, he destroyed her art and waged war on her career – while France cast her out. Now that this great painter has died, says the woman writing her biography, it is time for this shameful treatment to cease

Picasso had his Blue Period. And now, I’ve had mine.

You can’t move for masterpieces – most of them owned by the Taiwanese collector Pierre Chen – but this supposed journey through painting and photography is rambling and at times comically simplistic

We’ve had our fill of prestige TV recently, but sitting back and enjoying the tawdry antics of celebrities battling it out in court is a totally different pleasure, says Eva Wiseman

Oia, Bengaluru’s massive bar spanning 87,000 sq ft, impresses with its Santorini-inspired aesthetics. Situated in Hennur, it attracts visitors despite wait times, becoming a must-visit destination in the city.

Defence chief Angus Campbell tried to hand back his Distinguished Service Cross but then-defence minister Linda Reynolds declined to take it, and the bus driver allegedly involved in Australia’s worst bus crash in 34 years faces court this morning.

The new display, titled Capturing the Moment, opens to the public on Tuesday June 13.