Get full access to the app & website:
Subscribe
Labour
Digging a hole
Hundreds of people charged with supporting Palestine Action are in legal limbo while the government appeals the High Court’s ruling that proscription was unlawful, Fred Harter writes
Jesse Jackson 1941-2026
A preachable moment
The reverend, civil rights leader and two-time US presidential candidate has died. On a 2016 visit to London, Jackson was full of wisdom and humility, former US ambassador Matthew Barzun recalls
Video games
Raiders of the lost artefacts
One of the largest video games made in sub-Saharan Africa turns the debate over restitution into play, as thieves go on a mission to return looted treasures, Simon Parkin writes
For today
Narcotics
Jonathan Lewis
Nitazene, a drug 500 times stronger than heroin, is flooding the UK
Anatomy of Britain
Martha Gill
Dentistry feels as wobbly as our teeth after a decade of decaying standards
Paris le matin
Alex O’Connell
Monet’s snoozing son was captivating – and I almost slept through it
Animal kingdom
Simon Barnes
‘I can sense the faintest hint of electricity’: my week as a whitetip reef shark
Student loans
Phoebe Davis
‘It never occurred to me I’d owe so much’: one family, three kinds of graduate debt
Peter Hain
A graduate tax could fix Britain’s broken student loan system
James Tapper
Students in England leave university with three times more debt than in the US
Rachel Sylvester
