Inside the mind of a 16-year-old

In Trump’s eyes, Cheney was a non-person who did not even merit a comment upon his death

At the next election, 16-year-olds will be able to vote for the first time ever. If politicians don’t help them now, despair will push them into the arms of populists

When philosopher Manon Garcia went to the Gisèle Pelicot trial, what struck her most was the defendants’ sheer lack of remorse. If we can’t change this, she asks, can we live with men?

In my pre-enlightened days, I joined a Billy Joel fan club. When I left the piano man behind, his life descended into despair

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In Trump’s eyes, Cheney was a non-person who did not even merit a comment upon his death

South Africans’ experience with racism isn’t just something that happened in the past; it’s a core characteristic associated with the country

He’s already attacked boats off the Latin American coast. Now analysts worry the next phase will involve fighting on land

Rambling houses were part of the bloodstream of west Irish rural life. They have, however, played another role as well

After last year’s devastating floods, reconstruction work is underway in Paiporta but its progress has been politicised

The younger generations brought down a government. Can they now help rebuild Bangladesh?

Like Trump, the chancellor has also been redecorating. His, however, is less golden glitter, more a nod to history

If Reform gets into power, Britain will face an immediate, devastating fiscal crisis

At the next election, 16-year-olds will be able to vote for the first time ever. If politicians don’t help them now, despair will push them into the arms of populists

Fuentes is a racist, a Holocaust denier and an admirer of Hitler – and he is now on the verge of the US political mainstream

A harsh, intrusive Danish-style immigration system won’t win right wing votes for Labour and will enrage the party’s traditional supporters. When will this government learn?

From Helsinki to Buenos Aires, one man’s obsession with the art and architecture of our underground railways

Zohran Mamdani’s design team created a campaign brand that was vibrant, diverse and utterly unlike that of his rival

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

Wolfgang Flür, once part of the band’s classic line-up, on putting humanity into electronic music

When philosopher Manon Garcia went to the Gisèle Pelicot trial, what struck her most was the defendants’ sheer lack of remorse. If we can’t change this, she asks, can we live with men?

Nick Trend’s new book explores the places where Giotto and Leonardo constructed a country’s heritage

Bev Turner’s new late-night programme from Washington DC is stuffed with lies. So why am I watching?

Middleland is part elegy, part memoir – and reveals the isolation of a politician too thoughtful for his time

Sally Wainwright’s punk requiem for the invisible offers a loud argument that rage can bring change

With tired jump scares, flat CGI and a ludicrous government subplot, IT: Welcome To Derry is a giant turkey

In my pre-enlightened days, I joined a Billy Joel fan club. When I left the piano man behind, his life descended into despair

Generative biology will be inspired more by embryology than by genetic engineering

This film is a fine addition to Daniel Day-Lewis’s body of work, one of the greatest in cinema

Lessing wrote not about poverty, but literary poverty – what happens when eager minds are deprived of books

One was expected to depart soon, amid suggestions of a job at the Premier League, while the other felt her position was untenable

The Telegraph columnist, rumoured to be on her way out, spread fake news about crime figures on GB News

The former Reform MP is fed up with women getting all the attention during childbirth and wants camp beds and hot pasta for the dads

The architect of Boris Johnson’s botched Brexit deal has been appointed director-general of the right wing think tank

Peter Mason, a cabinet member on Staffordshire Council, has been caught out for dodgy posts, some dating back a whole year

The idea England ever spoke no languages other than English is a fantasy with no foundation in reality

According to the right wing, both in Britain and elsewhere, major cities are ridden with violence and crime