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Can Nigel reverse the Farage slump?Talking Point Reform UK leader stands at a crossroads, and his choices will determine the party’s future – and his own
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Glasgow 2026: is it time up for the Commonwealth Games?In the Spotlight Impossible to ignore stripped-back feel to Glasgow games – but competition serves as a stepping stone to Olympic glory
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Jason Arday: the bitter plagiarism row at CambridgeIn the Spotlight Youngest black professor in Cambridge’s history has resigned amid scrutiny of his academic record and personal achievements
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Quiz of The Week: 1 – 7 AugustQuiz Have you been paying attention to The Week’s news?
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Properties of the week: houses in the Tudor styleThe Week Recommends Featuring homes in Suffolk, Oxfordshire and Staffordshire
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The Week Unwrapped: Why is country music top of the pops?Podcast Plus, should everyone have to vote? And what can we learn from the Aquiry civilisation?
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Julio Le Parc: Light. Colour. Action. – ‘riotous good fun’The Week Recommends ‘Immersive installations’ at the Tate Modern, touched with ‘futuristic grace’
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Adam Kay’s five favourite booksThe Week Recommends ‘This Is Going To Hurt’ author selects works by David Sedaris, Nora Ephron and Norton Juster
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day – ‘entertaining spectacle’The Week Recommends Tom Holland and his Zendaya return for reboot
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Ariadne auf Naxos: a ‘rapturous’ Glyndebourne productionThe Week Recommends Stellar operatic performances from Rachel Willis-Sørensen and David Butt Philip
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Wham! Ten Days in China: ‘riveting moment in pop and political history’The Week Recommends ‘Brilliant’ documentary, using re-edited Lindsay Anderson footage
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John of John by Douglas Stuart: a ‘beautifully observed’ novelThe Week Recommends Booker Prize-winning author’s ‘vivid, generous’ story of a Scottish father and son
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How worried should we be about rogue AI agents?Today's Big Question As frontier models commit their ‘first felony’, fears mount about AI’s ‘unchecked proliferation’
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The case for a written constitution in the UKTalking Point Formal codification of centuries-old laws and customs could address ‘a crisis of trust between citizens and state’
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The crisis of Europe’s disappearing riversIn the Spotlight Energy, shipping, and tourism hit by record low water levels across continent
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‘Bra doping’ at the women’s Tour de FranceUnder the Radar Practice known as ‘chest fairing’ can reduce drag and save crucial seconds
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Magazine crossword: 1527Puzzles The weekly crossword from The Week
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Will Andy Burnham call an early election?Today's Big Question The ‘strategic logic’ behind a snap vote ‘seems unassailable if the polls continue to trend up’
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How close are we to World War Three?In Depth ‘Opinions range widely’, from nuclear weapons meaning there can be no Third World War ‘to the conviction that it has already begun’
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The deepening chip rout downwards as stocks take a diveIn The Spotlight Shares in chipmakers globally have plunged, prompting fresh doubts about the AI trade
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Rogue AI: a step closer to doomsday?In The Spotlight New hacking attack revealed to be an OpenAI AI agent test ‘gone badly wrong’
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An epic run in the African bushThe Week Recommends Plus ancient and new attractions on Lewis, and inspiring design in the Arizona desert
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The Bayeux Tapestry: more than a work of artIn Depth Nearly 1,000 years old, evocative, rich and ambiguous, the Bayeux Tapestry will soon be on show in the British Museum
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Prisoner releases: a dilemma for Andy BurnhamTalking Point A number of victims of crimes including rape and child sex abuse have been informed that their attackers were to be freed earlier than anticipated
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