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Law and order
As cold as ICE
Across America, relationships between state police and immigration forces are becoming increasingly frosty, Charlotte McDonald-Gibson reports. There is a risk rising tensions will cause chaos
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
Growing up
Skincare is slime
The fact there is now a thriving tween beauty industry is frightening, Eva Wiseman argues. Perhaps it’s best thought of as a gateway to adulthood – yesterday’s slime is today’s sheet mask
For today
North Korea
Ifang Bremer
South Korea says Kim Jong Un’s daughter has entered a ‘successor’ stage. The reality is murkier
Extreme weather
Poppy Bullard
Why UK winters are only getting wetter
Good sport
Marie Le Conte
Time to see sensei: can karate help us kick our frustrations?
Recipe
Nigel Slater
Midweek dinner: red mullet, fennel and blood orange
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
