Agenda

Farage ruined farming – so why do some farmers want him at their protests?

The industry is split about Reform’s leader appearing at their rallies against inheritance tax

The president’s brain is missing… again

Not even his shocked closest allies know what drove Donald Trump’s Ukraine sell-out

Why Unforgotten is unforgiven by Brexiteers

The programme’s swipes at the far right, GB News and toxic men have outraged some viewers

We need a Labour revolution on Brexit

Closer EU alignment would boost growth, strengthen our hand against an unpredictable US and set a trap for Farage and Badenoch

Donald Trump has no plan

Greenland, the Panama Canal, trade wars, the Gaza riviera, surrendering to Putin – and it’s only week three. Most of it won’t happen. But some of it might. And that’s the problem

Was Dresden a war crime?

Eighty years ago, the Allies rained down hell on the city, one of Germany’s cultural capitals

The fatal timidity of the centre left

Politicians like Starmer and Scholz govern while looking over their shoulders. Rightists like Trump are more adept at concentrating power and using it

The Pirate who valued his authenticity above all else

At a time when cyclists had begun to resemble machines, Pantani was almost impossibly human, unable to conceal his emotions

Why coleslaw is literally a word salad

When is a cabbage not a cabbage? When it’s a kool sla. How Dutch influence shaped both ‘coleslaw’ and ‘cookie’ in American English

Tollbua is a church without pretence or cultish charms

What might be most enamouring about the gourmet bistro in Trondheim is that it doesn’t share the ludicrous prices of some of its more famous Scandi counterparts

When the snow stops falling

Reliable snowfall is becoming a thing of the past in the Alps, where the effects of climate change are magnified due to the terrain

Climate of fear

The case for green measures has never been clearer. But ideology in the US and internal battles in the UK threaten any progress

Macron and Le Pen squabble among the ruins of Mayotte

The next battleground for the French president and Rassemblement National’s leader is the cyclone-hit, French-owned archipelago in the Indian Ocean

The end of Italy’s largest glacier

The rapid speed at which the Adamello is melting shouldn’t come as a shock; the past two years have been unbearably hot in Italy

How to reduce Europe’s flood risk

European nations need to be vigilant and forward-thinking to prevent further disaster

Will this fiasco be the last Cop?

Baku has been a spectacle of greed and entitlement. A binding agreement on phasing out fossil fuels would be better

The quantum leap: a century of innovation

It’s 100 years since Werner Heisenberg developed the theory of quantum mechanics. No one could possibly have imagined how this discovery would be put to use in the future