This interactive museum dedicated to the fairy-tale author is full of surprising twists, writes Pippa Kelly

As the Lindisfarne Gospels return to north east England, John Holt talks to the organisers of a host of events that celebrate the region’s history and shine a modern light on an ancient treasure

Medical museums are putting patient experiences at the heart of collections as they develop new ways to treat emotive subjects, writes Juliana Gilling

How the Francis Crick Institute gave its Outwitting Cancer exhibition the personal treatment

Ikon, Birmingham

Eleanor Mills hears how the new venue is building on the legacy of the iconic artist

Staying relevant, attracting new audiences, preventing thefts and recruiting volunteers are among the many challenges facing the varied group of bus museums that are dotted about the UK

As interest in the riches beneath our feet soars, museums are ideally placed to dig deep into this renewed appetite for unearthing past glories. By Geraldine Kendall Adams

Exciting scientific advances are enabling museums to engage visitors with the prehistoric past as never before

The Holocaust will soon be beyond living memory, but museums are rising to the challenge of keeping the survivors’ stories alive to shine a light on this dark chapter of history. Geraldine Kendall Adams reports

Moving away from dark walls and dimly lit spaces, the new galleries aim to show how the genocide took place in plain sight

The Lightbox, Woking