Latest articles by Gabriel Power, The Week UK
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How the Electoral College works in US elections
In Depth Kamala Harris holds a narrow lead over Donald Trump nationally, but popular sentiment doesn't necessarily translate into electoral success
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Skiing among the sakura: Inside Japan with Hoshino Resorts
The Week Recommends The Week joins a life-affirming nine-day tour of Hokkaido and Tokyo
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Coronavirus: does ‘V-Day’ mark the end of the pandemic?
In Depth UK woman becomes first person to receive Pfizer jab as NHS launches biggest-ever vaccination drive
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Why the UK was faster than US is race to approve Pfizer vaccine
Speed Read Anthony Fauci apologises after suggesting Britain’s regulator ‘rushed’ process of assessing Covid jab
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Has Britain’s Covid response finally become ‘world beating’ - and did Brexit boost vaccine rollout?
In Depth Health secretary claims speedy approval of Pfizer jab is thanks to UK’s impending departure from EU
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How the UK could end HIV transmission by 2030
In Depth Charities mark World Aids Day by calling for wider testing to halt new transmissions of the virus
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Should pubs, cinemas and airlines require Covid ‘vaccine passports’?
In Depth Critics voice privacy concerns as minister leading vaccination rollout says leisure venues may turn away customers who haven’t had jab
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Jab campaign: how ‘sensible’ celebrities will sell Covid vaccine to sceptics
In Depth Insiders says Marcus Rashford and members of Royal Family being eyed up for NHS campaign to counter anti-vax theories
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Coronavirus: inside the ‘ten-month marathon’ to produce Oxford vaccine
In Depth Team behind university’s Covid jab admit the 90% effective dosage was discovered by mistake
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Coronavirus: will the Oxford Covid vaccine be the true game-changer?
In Depth Latest trial results show the university’s jab is up to 90% effective
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Coronavirus: why does London appear to be riding the second Covid wave?
In Depth Capital city was expected to become a virus battleground but is stemming mass infections
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Coronavirus: do we still need Operation Moonshot?
In Depth As the Oxford vaccine posts promising results, the UK’s £100bn mass-testing plan is looking less essential
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Coronavirus: how European countries are faring with second spikes of Covid-19
In Depth Italy and Spain have recorded highest daily death tolls since spring
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Coronavirus: the psychological illnesses that can be triggered by Covid
In Depth New study finds that one in five patients infected with the virus go on to suffer from mental disorder
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Why everybody’s talking about the public inquiry into undercover policing
In Depth Long-delayed investigation into abuses by ‘spycops’ is one of the most complicated in British legal history
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Coronavirus: how and when will the Pfizer vaccine be rolled out to millions of Brits?
In Depth Matt Hancock says NHS will be ready to administer doses to vulnerable people from 1 December
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Instant Opinion: US was ‘lucky to get Trump’
In Depth Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Wednesday 11 November
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Premier League to scrap unpopular pay-per-view scheme from late November
Speed Read £14.95 charge for additional games expected to be dropped after fan backlash
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Coronavirus: how much protection can we expect from a future vaccine?
In Depth Oxford jab trials nearing completion - but experts dismiss hopes of ‘pandemic silver bullet’
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Coalition of scientists call for herd immunity plan - so could it work for the UK?
In Depth Experts say lockdown measures are having ‘devastating effects’ but critics warn that exposure strategy carries serious risks
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Prince William ‘angered Harry by asking Diana’s brother to halt marriage to Meghan’
Speed Read New book claims the younger Royal was ‘furious’ about other family members being dragged into row
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Why Covid cases soared by 23,000 in a day amid track-and-trace data chaos
In Depth Health experts criticise NHS app as glitch blamed for backlog
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Coronavirus vaccine will not allow rapid return to normal life, scientists warn
Speed Read Royal Society warns it may take up to a year to distribute Covid-19 jabs
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Windrush activist lists ‘100 great black Britons’
Speed Read The Black History Month project celebrates individuals who collectively span the past 400 years
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