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The French government of Michel Barnier was pronounced dead on Wednesday night after just three months in office, and before it could even pass its relatively mild austerity budget. This marked the first time a prime minister and his administration had been thrown out by parliament since Georges Pompidou in 1962. The vote of no […]

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The real story with Covid-19 is that it overwhelmed not just our healthcare system, but our entire system of governance. That’s the lesson of the Hallett report released last week. Though Baroness Hallett’s report focuses on health, it holds important lessons for what we might do if hit with a large-scale climate disaster, a refugee […]

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WILL SELF on the culture of public dissent.

PETER BARRON on his visit to Spain’s largest livestock fair, now in its 568th year.

KEITH KAHN-HARRIS on the linguistic politics behind the safety warning message found in the humble confectionery.

As he sabre-rattles over Taiwan, tests a hypersonic weapon and snubs COP26, Xi Jinping’s real plan for his country is a rebooted Maoism.

In his weekly diary ALASTAIR CAMPBELL gives his account of his engagements around Europe, experiencing pangs of guilt that he's disappointing the climate activist.

How many Covid plans does the government need?

Future generations of women players, of all colours and creeds, owe her a great debt.

As art has gone bling, so too has art fraud, with a series of sophisticated fakes and cons now sweeping the world.

Global tensions mean self-interest as much as collaboration will be key to cracking climate change. 

Donald Trump might seem like yesterday's news - but he is not going away. He has trapped into a feeling shared by many in America.

Contrary to global perception, Africa has not escaped the worst of the pandemic. In one country, the cost may be felt for generations. 

Many authors have tried to make sense of the global tensions that produced 9/11 and the western response. But it is a little-known book written 50 years earlier that gets the closest.

WILL SELF on educating ourselves from past and present literature

PETER TRUDGILL on the cricketer Michael Holding and Jamaican Patwa

The Belgian filmmaker believed all you ever really have in life is time and she took control of her own in the most definitive way she knew how.

Food writer JOSH BARRIE brings readers a recipe from French chef Gregory Marchand perfect as winter approaches

The cruellest pandemic play that leaves audiences haunted long after it's finished