Politics

Thanks to French singer-songwriter Jain, the life of Miriam Makeba has had a recent renaissance on social media

Whichever side of Sardinia you visit, you’ll likely find yourself hiding in a cave away from the scorching heat

Even before the recent racist murders in Jacksonville, governor Ron DeSantis has continually pushed anti-Black policies in the state

Michael Gove tried to paint himself as a green Brexiteer. Now he’s giving builders a green light to pollute

Their Brexit is a disaster. But rather than admit it, they’re now fighting a rearguard action to stop the rest of us from putting it right

Public opinion is divided over an antisemitic leaflet, which Aiwanger denies authorship of, that emerged from the Bavaria premier’s teenage years

Anything short of a complete ban on all whale hunting is immoral

Ed Davey needs to do what Paddy Ashdown would have done – campaign to Rejoin. The Lib Dems’ vote in one-nation Tory constituencies will soar

Parents all across the country will be bursting with pride as they wave their children off to school with their new uniforms, stationery and industrial safety equipment

Without extra growth, we are doomed to watch our institutions crumble

Local authorities need funding that the impoverished UK is unable to provide

New report says the Trade and Cooperation Agreement caused “significant disruption”, increased costs and bureaucratic headaches

The latest scandals and gossip from Westminster and Fleet Street

The former PM can’t alter the fact that she’s just as much to blame as those she’s pointing the finger at

Britain has become a crumbling land of perpetual slums with a moribund prime minister with no plan

Boris Johnson’s deal made no provision for exports from the UK overseas territories

Europe may have pivoted away from Russia's pipeline gas, but it will remain exposed until it reduces its gas demand

New refugees have just 28 days to access the essential services they need to rebuild their lives in the UK. In the ‘destitution gap’, many will become homeless

Housing associations can no longer afford to build, and that means misery for the lower-paid

The Northern Irish rockers on Brexit, Britpop and their blistering new album

By focusing on the disruption caused by Just Stop Oil, politicians avoid having to talk about the substance of their argument

Our credibility is gone at a time when tough talking to Xi should be our strategy

The smell of pollution is growing around a rotten regime

Trans women have been banned from world chess events while a review is underway. Recognising that chess is a game not a sport could bring clarity to the situation

Oliver Anthony’s Rich Men North of Richmond highlights issues found at the very heart of the nation

Vivek Ramaswamy’s moment in the sun signifies that Trump is only the beginning

Italy’s prime minister has a new look, but have her politics changed?

It’s cheaper to buy beer than bottled water in Czechia but is this about to change?

Slowly but surely, old Europe is giving way to the new

The 1923 Treaty of Lausanne crushed hopes of a homeland for Turkey’s Armenian and Kurdish minorities. Today, hostilities remain

This year’s Festival d’Avignon – a celebration of song, music and dance – kicked off with a rebellion against Brexit