Latest articles by Gabriel Power, The Week UK
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As few as one in ten civil servants heed Boris Johnson’s ‘back to work’ call, new figures show
Speed Read FOI request reveals that between just 10% and 15% of Cabinet Office staff have returned to office
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Why gun violence has soared in US cities
In Depth Coronavirus frustration, firearms sales increases and George Floyd protests among reasons for hike
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Scotland to hold trials in cinemas with socially distanced juries
Speed Read Experts have described the plan as ‘bold and imaginative’ as case backlog continues to grow
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Israel and the UAE: a fresh start?
In Depth White House hails ‘historic’ diplomatic deal but Palestinian allies are left enraged over annexation ‘betrayal’
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Coronavirus: how the UK’s revamped tracking app will work
Speed Read New software is being trialled months after original version was scrapped by government
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Instant Opinion: BLM is ‘disturbing threat to racial progress’
In Depth Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Thursday 13 August
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Exam chaos: how universities will decide who gets a place
In Depth Institutions asked to hold places for A-level students appealing grades in England following results row in Scotland
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What’s going on in Belarus?
In Depth Riots erupt as President Lukashenko extends 26-year rule over former Soviet nation amid widespread allegations of electoral fraud
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Why British workers are the least keen in Europe to return to the office
In Depth UK lagging behind European counterparts in the race to get back to the workplace
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Donald Trump vs. TikTok: why the US president is at war with Generation Z’s favourite app
In Depth Chinese-owned video-sharing platform under threat of ban if sale to Microsoft falls through
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Saudi Arabia ends executions of minors: what’s behind the move?
In Depth Kingdom to commute sentences of convicts facing death for offences committed under the age of 18
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Coronavirus: why Britain’s death toll just jumped by 17%
In Depth Care home and community fatalities now included in government’s daily count
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Coronavirus: why cancer deaths may increase by a fifth
In Depth Researchers say delays to referrals and treatment are likely to cost many thousands of lives
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The best and worst countries for press freedom
Speed Read UK slips to 35th in global index after violence against Northern Irish journalists
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Scotland’s plan for ending the coronavirus lockdown
In Depth Nicola Sturgeon’s blueprint for lifting restrictions piles the pressure on Westminster
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What is St George’s Day?
In Depth Celebrations for England’s legendary dragon slayer are normally a subdued affair
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Spa days at home: best products for lockdown delivery
In Depth If you’re craving a spa day, here are the best products still available during the coronavirus crisis
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Should China face sanctions over coronavirus?
In Depth Experts warn that punishing China over its pandemic response could further deter countries from revealing case statistics
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What do negative oil prices mean?
In Depth Perfect storm of oversupply and storage shortages sees producers paying to get rid of US crude
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How is homeschooling faring across the UK?
In Depth New survey figures fuel fears that disadvantaged children will fall furthest behind during lockdown
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Quiz stars: where are they now?
In Depth ITV show chronicling 2001 scandal puts the Ingrams back in the spotlight
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Why HS2 construction is going ahead despite coronavirus lockdown
In Depth Government decision for contracted firms to begin work on rail line blasted as ‘tone-deaf’
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Best ways to learn music from home
In Depth Start your lockdown musical journey with the right help
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Why everyone’s talking about Tom Moore
In Depth The 99-year-old Second World War veteran who has raised over £5m for NHS workers with sponsored walk
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