Yes, but… nothing.

Antisemitism has become uniquely exempt from the moral clarity that progressive Britain applies to every other form of racism

The charismatic Green leader is close to a breakthrough - yet must answer legitimate questions about his past and his social media likes

The paper’s malice towards the Duchess of Sussex is boundless, and its stories about her are entirely in bad faith. Why does it do it? The answer’s depressingly simple

A 1950 visit to Florence inspired the artist’s greatest work. Now he’s back in the places that changed him

Wittgenstein designed a house thinking it would be something of deep significance. It turns out that it wasn’t

Antisemitism has become uniquely exempt from the moral clarity that progressive Britain applies to every other form of racism

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If the VP ever becomes president, there is truly no hope for America

A new book predicts migrant riots, Brexit wars and a dismantled BBC - and none of it feels outlandish

Péter Magyar has a huge challenge ahead of him to repair the catastrophic damage done to Hungary by Viktor Orbán. The first job is to clear out all of his corrupt cronies

There is a battle in Britain to stop the future being built. And one Essex village encapsulates all that’s wrong about British NIMBYism

A researcher asked a powerful AI programme to impersonate a Buddhist deity. The result holds important lessons for consciousness and our understanding of reality – whatever that might be

Losing 5,000 US soldiers is bad for us - but arguably worse for America

Charles and Camilla aren’t the only royals to have visited the Trump White House – and though Charles’s speech went down well in the UK, the MAGA faithful will no doubt see it very differently

The threat now is that, having lost rising immigration as a means to scare voters, the hard right voices of British politics will find an even more extreme policy to promote

The likes of Jeffrey Epstein rise while we try to rationalise and redeem

Defence, welfare, policing – all of these require money that the UK doesn’t have. And when inflation starts to bite, the problems will only intensify, especially for the most disadvantaged

Péter Magyar managed it in Hungary. Can his counterpart be found here to avoid the catastrophe of Nigel Farage?

The charismatic Green leader is close to a breakthrough - yet must answer legitimate questions about his past and his social media likes

It will be hideously expensive, will exclude whole sections of the US public and be largely inaccessible to foreigners – a perfect Trumpian tournament

The paper’s malice towards the Duchess of Sussex is boundless, and its stories about her are entirely in bad faith. Why does it do it? The answer’s depressingly simple

*Only two of these things are actually true – we think

A 1950 visit to Florence inspired the artist’s greatest work. Now he’s back in the places that changed him

The US author’s best-selling The Hate U Give is being removed from school libraries in America - and now in Britain too

The Oscar-winner’s Bounty is a subversively beautiful work about the ugliness of colonialism

A new book details how three friends invented a new American cinema - then created the blockbusters that destroyed it

The Slovenian band used to satirise dictators. Now their targets are tech bros and algorithm-controlled music

Gemma Arterton’s character lacks heft - and the glossy ITV series lacks plausibility

A stage adaptation of Hilary Mantel’s book about an killer and the Tory PM questions both violent rhetoric and violence itself

Howl dials down the tirades for sorrowful soul-searching and reasoned debate

There are a lot of stories circulating about the scientific benefits of space travel and of mining the lunar surface. A huge number of them are complete nonsense.

Matthew Rhys shows off his comic chops in a show that references It, Hallowe’en and The Shining

Once the world’s tallest mountain had been scaled, they all wanted to know: Who stepped on the summit first?

Martin Daubney taunted Starmer for ducking Laura Kuenssberg, just as Reform’s leader did the same thing

After the disaster which was Melania, Donald Trump's son is now in the frame to take over the show which propelled his father into the White House

The Times Radio pundit has boasted of how he got a lowly New York waiter sacked for grumbling about his tip

The former cabinet minster moans theatres won't stage his one-man show because they're woke. Might it be because they'd struggle to sell tickets?

The son of GB News co-owner Paul Marshall has developed a solution to the small boats problem: laying mines in the world’s busiest shipping lane

The answer to a question about an old English grandma lies in Old English grammar

I’ve got four rules before I commit to a series or movie - and everything Netflix or Disney puts out seems to fail