This week in The Week
19 July 2025
- Main stories: The doctor’s strikes: Holding the nation to ransom?
- Controversy: One-in, one-out
- People: Anne Reid: The actress whose career took off at 68
- Briefing: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
- Best British article: Directors getting fat on school dinners
- Best American article: The Texas floods: tragedy and recrimination
- Best International article: The return of the Houthis: violence in the Red Sea
- Health & Science: Dads should wake to a crying baby
- Talking points: Gregg Wallace: excuses, excuses
- Obituary: Sandy Gall: Norman Tebbit: Thatcher’s fearsome “enforcer”
- The Last Word: “My God, what have we done?”: dropping the atomic bomb
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