Ian Willoughby

One Life, a biopic of Sir Nicholas Winton, recently received its UK premiere, while a related exhibition is now on in London. We spoke to his grandson, Laurence Winton.

Why is the Czech economy so deep in the doldrums? And how to turn things around? Tomáš Dvořák, who has described Czechia as "the sick man of Europe", offers some insights.

A poll published on Sunday indicates that ANO now enjoy no less than 34.5 percent support, with coalition leaders the Civic Democrats down to just 12.5 percent.

A recent article calling Czechia the “sick man of Europe” got a great deal of attention in this country. The headline quote came from young economist Tomáš Dvořák.

A new Czech-language book maps multiple aspects of the sport of rugby, which has greatly gained in popularity in this country in recent years. We meet its Welsh co-author.

The Czech Centres, which promote the country's culture around the globe, have a new director general, Jitka Pánek Jurková, former chief of the Czech Centre in Brussels.

Antonín Panenka turns 75 on Saturday. With a famous penalty kick in 1976 the Czech created a new soccer term – “the panenka” – that is still used all around the world.

Top Czech jazz pianist and composer Emil Viklický discusses his successful career, numerous collaborations (including big jazz names, and Václav Havel) and much, much more.

Prague’s Main Train Station is in for a quite stunning transformation, including a huge wooden, canopy-like structure at the front of the check-in building.

Most schools in Czechia were closed on Monday, with 7,000-plus taking part in a strike demanding better funding for education. But can this action impact the coalition?