Rishi Sunak, the prickly PM
Tetchy, thin-skinned, used to getting your own way? Then politics isn’t for you, Mr Sunak
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Farage: I’m not even allowed to dress up as a Mexican any more
The former Ukip leader wanted to speak to young people but when he finally did it didn’t go well
Why I’m no longer calling myself African American
Africa will always be part of my identity – but not all of it
The Tory media’s Covid inquiry cowardice
How the ‘fearless’ Tory press meekly ducked criticism of Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak over Covid
If you think Gaza is heading for a neat and happy ending, you’re wrong
Don’t be fooled, Israel will not rest until Hamas has been destroyed. This war is only just starting
The clot thickens: Nadine Dorries’ caffeine-fuelled torrent of words
The former Tory culture secretary and Boris Johnson superfan has written an astoundingly bad book
Rishi Sunak, the prickly PM
Tetchy, thin-skinned, used to getting your own way? Then politics isn’t for you, Mr Sunak
Stéphane Grappelli: The violinist who changed the face of jazz in Europe
There was no other with his extraordinary improvising in the medium
Sounds of isolation – why musicians flock to Iceland
Vast, desolate and magically odd – what is it about Iceland that makes musicians so desperate to record there?
The joy of revolution: the enduring power of Man with a Movie Camera
Dziga Vertov’s film changed cinema and outlasted the USSR – now it’s raising awareness of Ukraine’s fight
Defender of the faith: Picasso’s grandson assesses the troubled legacy of a legend
An anniversary year has featured as many scorching takedowns of Picasso’s character as it has paeans to his genius
Volcanoes: Nature’s fire and brimstone
Europeans have a long held fascination with volcanoes. But no one knows when or where the next potentially deadly eruption will occur
Climate change has driven India’s rabbitfish to Cyprus
Having said this, it’s certainly one of the tastier ways of responding to climate change
Waiting for the volcano has put Iceland in lava limbo
Icelanders are watching and wondering – will lava streams erupt in the high street?
The “3.5% rule” needs protesting
Support for a campaign by just 3.5% of people is supposedly a tipping point. That doesn’t add up
There’s a gap at the heart of the Tory Party
The felling of the famous sycamore is a metaphor for their witless use of power – and determination to keep their hands on the chainsaw
The French are wasting perfectly good laws
In France, businesses, societies and individuals move slower – sometimes a lot slower – than lawmakers
Stop these boats: Norway’s cruise ship crisis
The green party has ambitions to make Bergen ‘cruise-free’ by 2027 but this will be no mean feat
Rishi Sunak’s big business bash was just smoke and mirrors
Another gambit by the prime minister has ended with big boasts and little substance
Sunak’s gruesome interview with Elon Musk demeaned the office of PM
Sunak has stooped to cheap sensationalism and the country deserves a leader who aims higher
Britain’s scraps from the EU table
Post-Brexit Britain slides ever-further down the EU’s list of priorities
Sunak’s toadying interview with Elon Musk has damaged what remains of his reputation
The PM’s tone-deaf remarks in his weird AI chat again shows he is useless at politics
The end of Twitter Circles
Elon Musk wants you right where he can see you
Here’s why Rishi Sunak is REALLY talking about the dangers of AI
Our chancer PM is simply building up Brand Rishi ahead of his ejection from No.10
Defender of the faith: Picasso’s grandson assesses the troubled legacy of a legend
The surreal party: Ken Clarke on how the Tories lost their marbles
Political pantomime season is here
The great divide by the seaside
Legends of a fall: Justine Triet’s courtroom victory
Grayson Perry’s portrait from the edge
On the Adamant: a ship called dignity
