Brexit Benefits: Complete and Unabridged

Tory ministers have no interest in addressing this fundamental issue with our democracy

The reaction to her catastrophic interview would have been inescapable if Trott were a Labour minister

Agriculture is in a crisis created by Brexit, and farmers are furious.. as Jacob Rees-Mogg found out

Rothko’s Seagram murals come to Paris

The prime minister could still apologise for the offence caused by his recent remarks in PMQs – but he won’t

Tory ministers have no interest in addressing this fundamental issue with our democracy

Tucker Carlson’s interview with Putin did nothing but inflate the dictator’s ego and advertise his own version of history

Brussels is accustomed to demonstrations but the farmers’ protests were a different story

The country’s army is full of middle-aged volunteers hoping to save the next generation from fighting

Is the prime minister’s amendment a push for sports culture or a faint echo of the country’s fascist past?

In the Austrian physicist’s style, the mooted right wing coalition is simultaneously dead and alive

The AfD’s flirtations with leaving the EU are helping the far right attack the union from within

Mandrake hears the former prime minister has named his price; a life peerage

The stakes in this election could scarcely be higher. Is Biden up to the challenge?

The reaction to her catastrophic interview would have been inescapable if Trott were a Labour minister

A PM desperate for Brexit benefits has delivered at best a white elephant and at worst a huge waste of public money with big security risks

Trafficked migrants, fake embryo transfers, babies for sale… the shocking story that reveals the dark side of Crete

Dictators are boring, as the US journalist Tucker Carlson belatedly discovered when he met Vladimir Putin

Agriculture is in a crisis created by Brexit, and farmers are furious.. as Jacob Rees-Mogg found out

His comment at PMQs was absolutely calculated. He knew full well it would appeal to a certain group who might be on the fence about voting Reform over Tory

The German Jewish writer defied the Nazis by producing a magazine from his hiding place in Holland. They are testament to his life and times

As Sunak’s ban on new smokers opens up another war within the Conservative Party, is our relationship with tobacco coming to an end?

Rothko’s Seagram murals come to Paris

A century old, Rhapsody in Blue blends rhythms from the Black jazz age and from the Europe that George Gershwin left behind

No other writer has captured the singular beauty of the northern French coast like Rebecca Gisler in her debut novel

After 40 years on hiatus, south London’s Cymande are stars of a superb biopic and out on a European tour

A warm mousse is theatrical in its elegance. The kind of dish that is romantic

Our editor-at-large’s new rundown of the pick of the week’s theatre, film and TV

Robert Rossen’s classic is a reminder to Americans that dictators don’t work for the people – they use them as a tool

How we say and write the name of Newcastle United’s home ground is a lesson for those who worry about apostrophes

As good a musician as Keith Richards, the German was never entirely comfortable in the limelight

In order for churches to be properly cherished they’ll have to welcome in people of other faiths and no faith at all