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Talking Point Gen Z – often stereotyped as prudish and puritanical – are attracted to authenticity

By The Week UK Published 4 February 26

The Week Recommends However you like your eggs in the morning, these memorable restaurants have you covered

By The Week UK Last updated 2 February 26

Today's Big Question Could political pressure overcome legal obstacles and force either man to give evidence over their relationship with Jeffrey Epstein?

By The Week UK Published 2 February 26

In Depth SpaceX float may come as soon as this year, and would be the largest IPO in history

By The Week UK Published 1 February 26

Talking Point Ahmed al-Sharaa’s lightning offensive against Syrian Kurdistan belies his promise to respect the country’s ethnic minorities

By The Week UK Published 31 January 26

Talking Point Rambling speeches, wind turbine obsession, and an ‘unhinged’ letter to Norway’s prime minister have caused concern whether the rest of his term is ‘sustainable’

By The Week UK Published 31 January 26

In the Spotlight ‘Civil war’ between the Beckhams and their estranged son ‘resonates’ with families across the country

By The Week UK Published 30 January 26

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

By The Week UK Published 30 January 26

Podcast Plus, can the Conservatives win back the centre? And what’s gone wrong with Britain’s hearing aids?

By The Week UK Published 30 January 26

The Week Recommends The Game of Thrones alumna dazzles as a ‘disillusioned twentysomething’ whose life takes a dramatic turn during a financial heist

By The Week UK Published 29 January 26

The Week Recommends Rachel Eliza Griffiths’ ‘open wound of a memoir’ is also a powerful ‘love story’ and a ‘portrait of sisterhood’

By The Week UK Published 29 January 26

The Week Recommends Dulwich Picture Gallery show celebrates the Danish artist’s ‘virtuosic handling of the shifting Nordic light’

By The Week UK Published 29 January 26

The Week Recommends Moving adaptation of Helen Macdonald’s bestselling memoir

By The Week UK Published 29 January 26

The Week Recommends Opening show at the Welsh National Theatre promises a ‘bright’ future

By The Week UK Published 29 January 26

Under the Radar High-resolution images may help scientists understand the ‘gravitational scaffolding into which everything else falls and is built into galaxies’

By The Week UK Published 28 January 26

Today's Big Question Pathway to a coup ‘still unclear’ even as potential challengers begin manoeuvring into position

By The Week UK Published 28 January 26

The Explainer New National Police Service to focus on fighting terrorism, fraud and organised crime, freeing up local forces to tackle everyday offences

By The Week UK Published 27 January 26

Today’s Big Question Death of nurse at the hands of Ice officers could be ‘crucial’ moment for America

By The Week UK Published 26 January 26

In the Spotlight Appealing her four-year conviction for embezzlement, the Rassemblement National leader faces an uncertain political future, whatever the result

By The Week UK Published 25 January 26

Talking Point Irish budget carrier has become embroiled in unlikely feud with the world’s wealthiest man

By The Week UK Published 24 January 26

In The Spotlight Inspired by the example of 19th century abolitionists, 15-year-old Colvin refused to give up her seat on an Alabama bus

By The Week UK Published 24 January 26