-
Marine Le Pen: a convicted criminal for president?In the Spotlight The National Rally leader has been cleared to run for office, but will face attacks from opposition, and from within her own party
In the Spotlight -
The Platner affair: ‘vibes’, sexting and a Nazi tattooTalking Point Graham Platner is a ‘cautionary tale’ for Democrats, and highlights the party’s problems with the selection of their candidates
Talking Point -
Ray wings with black butter recipeThe Week Recommends Rick Stein’s fish dish was inspired by a trip to Paris
The Week Recommends -
Ann Widdecombe: a political murder?Talking Point Police are still investigating the motive for the murder of former Reform UK politician and TV personality
Talking Point -
Properties of the week: dreamy coastal homesThe Week Recommends Featuring homes in Cornwall, Isle of Wight and Hampshire
The Week Recommends -
Ai Weiwei: Button Up! – an exhibition of ‘extraordinary’ courageTalking Point As a critic of the Chinese Communist Party, the artist’s ‘risk has real meaning’, but he has ‘never excelled in nuance’
Talking Point -
Honda Super-N: a little car with ‘proper character’The Week Recommends The new electric vehicle from Honda is ‘surprisingly spacious’
The Week Recommends -
Life Support: a devastating account of life in GazaThe Week Recommends Director Daniele Rugo weaves together the testimonies of surgeons, paediatricians and other medical staff
The Week Recommends -
Jesus Christ Superstar: a ‘welcome return of the Bible belter’The Week Recommends Sam Ryder ‘ambushes’ West End audiences with ‘surges of emotional force’
The Week Recommends -
Moana: live-action remake falls ‘flat’Talking Point Dwayne Johnson’s performance is ‘oddly lacklustre’
Talking Point -
The Nord Stream Conspiracy: ‘spectacular’ book ‘reads like a thriller’The Week Recommends Bojan Pancevski’s gripping account of how Ukrainian divers pulled off the ‘greatest act of sabotage in modern times’
The Week Recommends -
How Britain won the battle for the FalklandsThe Explainer In 1982, British servicemen fought Argentina over a remote archipelago in the South Atlantic
The Explainer -
Grooming gangs inquiry: UK scandal explainedThe Explainer Three-year statutory investigation will look into how gangs operated as well as alleged cover-ups by institutions such as the police and local authorities
The Explainer -
EasyJet: a one-way ticket to MinneapolisTalking Point Some fear sale of airline is ‘symbolic’ of a ‘massive For Sale sign’ being placed above UK corporates
Talking Point
