Latest articles by Gabriel Power, The Week UK
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US election: why did the polls get it wrong again after the shock of 2016?
In Depth Biden denied landslide as Trump outperforms predictions in almost every state
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Why everybody’s talking about Donald Trump’s US election legal threats
In Depth President tweets series of baseless fraud accusations amid string of court challenges
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Coronavirus: everything you need to know about the UK’s incoming restrictions
In Depth Northern leaders angered by leaked plans to impose strict new measures in high-risk areas within days
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Kamala Harris vs. Mike Pence: who won the vice presidential debate?
In Depth Democrat attacks Donald Trump’s pandemic response as Republican suggests Joe Biden is extreme choice
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Coalition of scientists call for herd immunity plan - so could it work for the UK?
In Depth Experts say lockdown measures are having ‘devastating effects’ but critics warn that exposure strategy carries serious risks
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Cabinet split: the lockdown hawks and doves in Boris Johnson’s top team
In Depth Ministers divided over Covid response as cases continue to increase
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Five things we learned from the Conservatives’ first virtual party conference
In Depth Boris Johnson plans for bright future as Rishi Sunak hints at looming austerity
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Covid ‘circuit breaker’: how Scotland is tackling rise in cases
In Depth Nicola Sturgeon mulling two-week lockdown as business leaders warn of economic damage
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Prince William ‘angered Harry by asking Diana’s brother to halt marriage to Meghan’
Speed Read New book claims the younger Royal was ‘furious’ about other family members being dragged into row
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Why Covid cases soared by 23,000 in a day amid track-and-trace data chaos
In Depth Health experts criticise NHS app as glitch blamed for backlog
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Are Tory constituencies dodging lockdowns as poorer regions are hit with restrictions?
In Depth Leaked emails from health expert call on Downing Street to explain harsher rules for deprived areas
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Coronavirus vaccine will not allow rapid return to normal life, scientists warn
Speed Read Royal Society warns it may take up to a year to distribute Covid-19 jabs
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Windrush activist lists ‘100 great black Britons’
Speed Read The Black History Month project celebrates individuals who collectively span the past 400 years
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How the EU’s lawyers may hit back at Boris Johnson’s Brexit plans
In Depth Ursula von der Leyen announces that UK is on formal notice over Internal Markets Bill
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US election: could the polls be wrong and what happens if they are?
In Depth Biden leads Trump by a large margin across the country - but the spectre of 2016 looms large
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What is European Union state aid - and why it is threatening to derail Brexit negotiations?
In Depth EU rebuffs eleventh hour UK proposal on state subsidies
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Trump vs. Biden: all the key moments from the first US presidential debate
In Depth Ill-tempered clash defined by name-calling and a lack of focus on policy
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Why everybody’s talking about Donald Trump’s ‘bombshell’ tax returns
In Depth Newly published records show that US president paid no federal income tax in ten of last 15 years
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Do big-name endorsements help or hinder Joe Biden’s US election campaign?
In Depth The Democrat has amassed an impressive list of backers - including the widow of the late-Republican John McCain
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Why masks and hand-washing may not protect against new coronavirus mutation
Speed Read Scientists say more contagious strain of the virus is adapting to get around social distancing measures
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Is ‘staying home’ to ‘protect the NHS’ driving a spike in avoidable deaths?
In Depth More than 10,000 people have unexpectedly died in their own home since mid-June
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Debate: should British spies be given a ‘licence to kill’?
In Depth Government to push through law offering protections to secret agents
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BLM: almost 100 National Trust properties linked to slavery and colonialism
Speed Read Review reveals ‘uncomfortable truths’ behind homes owned by famous figures including Winston Churchill and Rudyard Kipling
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Instant Opinion: Keir Starmer’s ‘most effective sound is silence’
In Depth Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 22 September
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