How Rishi Sunak succeeded on Brexit where Theresa May failed
Rishi Sunak has succeeded where Theresa May failed
United kingdom
Monday
Wednesday
The triumphs and disasters of 1845
The Year That Shaped the Victorian Age: Lives, Loves and Letters of 1845 by Michael Wheeler reviewed
Tuesday
Prince Andrew will never learn his lesson
He could quietly spend the rest of his life unostentatiously supporting good causes. Why isn’t he?
Sunday
What I love about Netflix's Kleo is that it's so damned German
This is certainly preferable to the torture-porn aesthetic of Killing Eve
Wednesday
Why Nicola Sturgeon had to go
Gender isn’t the only front on which this hitherto immensely successful politician was fighting.
Thursday
The problem with a gender-neutral God
For every ‘he’ in a service, there must be a ‘she’. That would be absurd
Wednesday
The charm of Volodymyr Zelensky
The Ukrainian president is the sort of man even vain politicians cannot help but admire
Saturday
My hunt for the Holy Grail: Damned drummer Rat Scabies interviewed
‘The alternatives, if punk hadn’t come off, were a future in a factory or prison’
Friday
Keir Starmer: ‘We haven’t won – yet’
In Britain, his Labour Party has a twenty-point poll lead over the governing Conservatives
Tuesday
Shock as the New York Times praises Britain
London was listed as the top place to travel in 2023
Monday
Harry’s complete lack of self-doubt is a problem for the royal family
He came across well: modest, steely, scrupulously honest by his own lights, unshakably coherent in his view of the world
Sunday
Prince Harry saves his toughest treatment for Camilla
Sometimes you just need to psychoanalyze your brother’s beard
Not everything Bowie did was genius – he was more interesting than that
The posthumous leveling out of Bowie into default ‘icon’ status makes him far less interesting
Saturday
The polite radical: Rishi Sunak on economic repair, migrants and faith
‘I got this job in unexpected and very quick circumstances. And I am excited about what we do from there’
Monday
Harry and Meghan have stepped up their war on the Windsors
The latest trailer looks every bit as dramatic as watchers of this particular saga might have wished for
Friday
The Windsors are warring over their womenfolk
People only ever really watch soap operas for the joy of seeing other families fight
Tuesday
The New York Times does it again
The Gray Lady has smeared Britain twice in two weeks
Saturday
Bread pudding is the perfect bridge from autumn to winter
Many of the most beloved British puddings have been borne out of a waste-not-want-not mentality
Saturday
Kazuo Ishiguro: My love affair with film
The Nobel Prize-winner and screenwriter of Living talks about the effect Japanese film had on him
Tuesday
How Biden can help save Sunak
The health of Britain is no minor matter for the United States