News, culture and style

The Rohingya

A cruel limbo

Almost a decade after fleeing genocide, a million people are trapped in Bangladesh, tightly packed into the world’s largest refugee settlement while gangs murder and kidnap with impunity. Lorcan Lovett reports from Cox’s Bazar

Politics

Under pressure

As Keir Starmer faces a public evisceration, we should consider the distress endured by the families of those in the eye of the political storm, Melanie Reid argues

Eurovision

Oh Vienna

Bulgaria’s last minute triumph, and first ever win, was overshadowed by an elephant in the room who finished in second place, Evan Moffitt explains

Online safety

The battle continues

Last week, a pro-suicide website was fined by Ofcom. Adele Zeynep Walton, whose sister died after using a suicide site, writes that vulnerable lives are still at risk

News in brief

Labour

Streeting’s EU call puts Burnham in tricky spot

Health

WHO declares international emergency over Ebola outbreak

Retail

Swatch chaos speaks to money in luxury watch market

Celebrities

Driver brushes off Dunham allegations as material for ‘his book’

For today

Africa

Seun Matiluko

France plays catch up in push to strengthen Africa relations

Labour

Sharon Graham

Unite has a clear message for Labour: change or die

The danger with England’s dominance is forgetting how exceptional it is

Rugby

Ben Coles

The danger with England’s dominance is forgetting how exceptional it is

Paperback of the week: The Director by Daniel Kehlmann

Books

Chris Power

Paperback of the week: The Director by Daniel Kehlmann

Hamish Powell

Creating Eden

The ‘sexy florist’ has done flowers for Vanity Fair, Charlie xcx’s wedding and King Charles and David Beckham’s garden at the Chelsea Flower Show – and his celebrity keeps growing