The Week UK

Talking Point Kei Ishikawa’s ‘moving’ film about Japanese family life lacks ‘narrative cohesion’

By The Week UK Published 19 March 26

Talking Point Reuters says investigation ‘in public interest’ but artist’s lawyer warns it could ‘violate his privacy, interfere with his art and put him in danger’

By The Week UK Published 18 March 26

The Explainer Young Britons face ‘toxic cocktail of rising employment taxes, perverse incentives to claim benefits and a broken migration system’

By The Week UK Published 17 March 26

Today's Big Question America’s allies reluctant to join war they did not start and were not consulted on

By The Week UK Published 16 March 26

The Week Recommends The Bazaruto Archipelago is home to ‘carefully protected’ seas and more than 150 species of birds

By The Week UK Published 15 March 26

Talking Point UK response to attacks on Cyprus exposes how its military capabilities have been ‘cut to the bone’

By The Week UK Published 15 March 26

In the Spotlight The president has ‘two very risky gambles’ available to him, but the Iranian regime has the upper hand if the Strait of Hormuz remains affected

By The Week UK Published 15 March 26

The Week Recommends Fresh and tangy salad makes the perfect healthy lunch

By The Week UK Published 14 March 26

Talking Point With the UAE caught in the crosshairs of a ‘wounded, hostile’ Iran, the Dubai influencer lifestyle is ‘looking rather less aspirational’

By The Week UK Published 14 March 26

Quiz Have you been paying attention to The Week’s news?

By The Week UK Published 13 March 26

Podcast Plus, how will a new president change Chile? And why did Meta just buy a social network built for AI?

By The Week UK Published 13 March 26

The Week Recommends Covering subjects from Old Testament prophets to chocolate biscuits, the artist delves into her ‘magnificent, unruly inner world’

By The Week UK Published 13 March 26

The Week Recommends With ‘light and free’ steering, and an ‘intuitive driving experience’, the car is ‘scintillating’ and a joy to drive on both road and track

By The Week UK Published 13 March 26

The Week Recommends For its 25th anniversary, the company shows off both its ‘technical ability’ and the dancers’ ‘impressive dramatic powers’

By The Week UK Published 12 March 26

The Week Recommends These are the hottest dining spots across the capital, from rustic bistros to swanky omakase counters

By The Week UK Published 12 March 26

The Week Recommends If Channel 4’s three-part show fails to move the needle about water pollution, ‘perhaps nothing will’

By The Week UK Published 12 March 26

The Week Recommends Cillian Murphy reprises his role as gangster Tommy Shelby in ‘stylish’ movie

By The Week UK Published 12 March 26

The Week Recommends Paul Fischer’s ‘closely researched’ book charts how the trio of directors went from ‘obscurity to cinematic immortality’

By The Week UK Published 12 March 26

The Week Recommends Coastal towns west of Pompeii hold ‘fascinating’ legends

By The Week UK Published 8 March 26

Talking Point Most still reckon the conflict in Iran will be relatively brief

By The Week UK Published 8 March 26

The Explainer The US and the Islamic Republic of Iran have been at each other’s throats for nearly half a century

By The Week UK Published 8 March 26