Nigel Farage is swimming in crypto—and has never looked closer to drowning ...

There is normal life, and then there are the terrible things that make normal life seem flimsy and trivial. This month, my own existence was turned upside down by a shocking tragedy. The story of what ...

In the cabinet room, a doleful Keir Starmer stacks three-foot columns of lever-arch files labelled “Parliamentary Process”. Beside them on the burgundy carpet is an empty plastic wallet marked “Policy ...

Andy Burnham has pledged to oversee the biggest council house building programme since the postwar period. Social homes and a good technical education were the foundations of working-class aspiration ...

There are still journalists who believe in the honourable aims of their trade. They want to bear witness to history, hold the powerful to account, campaign for justice and so on. We’ve seen it this ...

The Four Seasons, loosely based on the Alan Alda film of the same name, follows three couples in middle age, some of whom have known each other since college, across four holidays over the course of a ...

For the major US AI companies today, there are two big risks. The first is getting on Donald Trump’s bad side. The second, strangely, is having people believe your own hype. Take Anthropic, creator of ...

This week, Ellen and Alona and joined by Roopika Risam, professor of Digital Humanities and Social Engagement at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, whose new book Data Empire explores the ancient ...

When Keith Jarrett turned up at the Opera House in Cologne at the end of January 1975 to perform a concert of solo piano improvisations on the promise of a Bösendorfer grand piano, he despaired at the ...

Scones with clotted cream first and then the jam, complaining about the weather, hoping that “it’s coming home”, dutifully queuing for a bus—by my teenage years, I was thoroughly absorbed into British ...

In today’s episode Lachlan Cartwright, the founder of Breaker Media, joins Alan and Lionel to discuss why he went solo and launched the outlet after two decades in journalism. He shares that good ...

If you read a judgment of a US federal court, especially an opinion of a Supreme Court justice, you will see respectful, almost lyrical references to the common law of England as at the point of ...