Ian Willoughby

Documenary maker Tomáš Bojar discusses his new film Good Old Czechs, which follows the intriguing stories of brave airmen who constantly risked their lives in WWII.

Trams ran up and down Prague’s Wenceslas Square in the past and are set to do so again. The city’s transport authority just issued a tender to build the necessary lines.

Il Boemo has been selected as the Czech nomination in the Best International Film category in the Oscars. Petr Václav’s movie tells the story of composer Josef Mysliveček.

This week sees the release of Good Old Czechs, a powerful new documentary about extremely brave Czech airmen in World War II. We speak to its director, Tomáš Bojar.

All eyes will be on Brussels  on Friday, when Europe’s energy ministers meet to discuss ways of tackling soaring power prices, with major divisions on how to move forward.

Prague’s graffiti-covered John Lennon Wall was a symbol of freedom in the final decade of communism. Now it has been repainted by artists from all around Europe.

Prague’s Signal festival of light art will celebrate 10 years of existence from October 13 to 16, again drawing tens of thousands of people to the city’s streets.

Helen Epstein on her father Kurt Epstein, a Jewish Czechoslovak athlete who insisted on taking part in the 1936 "Nazi Olympics" and is the subject of a new exhibition.

Jewish athlete Kurt Epstein, the subject of an exhibiiton opening next week, represented Czechoslovakia at two Olympic Games, including the 1936 “Nazi Olympics” in Berlin.

Viktoria Plzeň got some of world football’s biggest names in Thursday’s draw for the group stage of the Champions League: Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Inter Milan.