The Week UK

Talking Point The president’s campaigns against popular rivals have solidified his grip on power, but risky political moves could backfire

By The Week UK Published 7 June 26

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By The Week UK Published 6 June 26

Talking Point President’s endorsement boosted Senate hopeful in a hotly-contested Republican primary – but Paxton’s baggage may be a liability for the party

By The Week UK Published 6 June 26

In the Spotlight ‘Mammoth’ 232-page report headed by Alan Milburn provides ‘an excoriating overview’ of the failing system

By The Week UK Published 6 June 26

In the Spotlight Former first minister claims she has been made a scapegoat for ex-husband’s indiscretions

By The Week UK Published 5 June 26

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

By The Week UK Published 5 June 26

Podcast Plus, should more men get prostate cancer screening? Is it time to swipe left on dating apps?

By The Week UK Published 5 June 26

The Week Recommends More than 50 paintings by the wartime PM tell us more about the man behind them

By The Week UK Published 5 June 26

The Week Recommends The London 2012 Olympian picks works by Rupi Kaur, Charlie Mackesy and Madeline Miller

By The Week UK Published 5 June 26

The Week Recommends Featuring homes in Lincolnshire, Devon and Wiltshire

By The Week UK Published 5 June 26

The Week Recommends Legendary director Richard Eyre’s Stratford debut brings ‘masques, magic and monsters’

By The Week UK Published 4 June 26

The Week Recommends John Carney’s terrific comedy of bromance and betrayal

By The Week UK Published 4 June 26

The Week Recommends Dustin Hoffman and Leo Woodall star in easy-to-like movie

By The Week UK Published 4 June 26

The Week Recommends Mark Oppenheimer’s thoroughly researched book about legendary children’s author

By The Week UK Published 4 June 26

The Explainer Next-generation drones and sophisticated air defence system have handed Kyiv the advantage as Russia continues massive air strikes

By The Week UK Published 4 June 26

The Explainer It is illegal to carry most blades in public without a ‘good reason’ – although this can be open to interpretation

By The Week UK Published 3 June 26

Puzzles The weekly crossword from The Week

By The Week UK Published 2 June 26

The Explainer Visa refusals for US left-wing commentators exposes tensions between ‘protecting open argument and importing those whose public role is to turn conspiracy into cash’

By The Week UK Published 2 June 26

In Depth Recent Russian drone attack on Romania could be ‘deliberate provocation’ to probe Western alliance’s defences and test political fallout

By The Week UK Last updated 2 June 26

In the Spotlight RTX Spark could be first step towards AI supercomputers becoming a common home appliance in the future, CEO tells Taiwan technology show

By The Week UK Published 1 June 26

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By The Week UK Published 31 May 26