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In late 2024, Donald Trump faced a “ticklish family situation”, said Ruth Marcus in The New Yorker. Until recently, his eldest son had been engaged to Kimberly Guilfoyle, a former Fox News host who had become a prominent figure in Trump’s orbit. But the couple had split, and Donald Jr was now seeing...

Sixty years ago this week, a colliery spoil tip collapsed on to a South Wales mining village, killing 116 children and 28 adults How did the disaster start? October 1966 saw an unusually high level of rainfall in South Wales, where the village of Aberfan sits near the bottom of the Taff Valley, four...
Hipsters once went full beard, but a new generation of young men is embracing something more “refined”, says The Guardian – a version of the pencil moustache. Barbers say the ’taches, similar to those sported in the 1940s by the likes of David Niven and Clark Gable, are easy to manage and “attainabl...
“A friend confesses at dinner she watched the video of poor William Chapman being mauled to death by a tiger, and on the bus home I watch it too. Then I despise what social media has made me: a rubber-necking ghoul, no better than those who gathered at gibbets and gallows. For the last century or so...

How many times, since leaving school, have you needed to know what an oxbow lake is, asked Daniel Hannan in The Telegraph. “When did you last write out the periodic table, or conjugate a Latin verb?” I bet, though, that you have had to make speeches: “presentations at work, suitable words at birthda...
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The Explainer Leftist Lula accuses Meta of suppressing his campaign and promoting far-right rival Bolsonaro, which tech company denies, but concerns persist over online bias

The Explainer Fewer than one in 100 claimants have received a pay-out from scheme designed to compensate those harmed by vaccine side-effects

The Explainer A cyberattack in France has some people concerned about future events

The Explainer Social care was an ‘afterthought’ at start of pandemic, visiting restrictions did ‘immense’ harm, and Matt Hancock’s claim of ‘protective ring’ was unfounded

Talking Point ITV’s exposé comes as party drops in the polls, in sign the electorate is wearying of Reform’s scandals

Talking Point ‘Peace badge’ splits opinion over symbol of remembrance

Talking Point Publisher halts sales of Irish author’s work after she pledged royalties to proscribed group Palestine Action



Under the radar Artificial reefs can both monitor and restore coastlines

Under the Radar Togolese initiative highlights lack of African linguistic representation in AI machine learning

Under the Radar As the Catholic Church struggles to serve its faithful, a small island in the world’s largest Muslim nation offers hope

Speed Read It comes less than two weeks after the rapper was dropped by Ed Sheeran’s tour

Speed Read Democratic lawmakers have demanded more details about the ad

Speed Read The two leaders have “never gotten along better,” Trump claimed

Speed Read The parts were “inexplicably diverted” to the city, Bloomberg reported
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