14 October: Where’s Wally?

Boris Johnson and his cronies say the current multi-layered crises facing Britain are both nothing to do with Brexit and everything to do with it, thus exposing the incoherence at the heart of the project since the start.

Many authors have tried to make sense of the global tensions that produced 9/11 and the western response. But it is a little-known book written 50 years earlier that gets the closest.

The most vicious presidential contest in almost a century is likely to be decided by left wing voters... even though their own parties don’t have a prayer of winning.

Even the greatest writers have had to get used to having their work turned down.

How much attention should we pay to food reviews and rankings? Philosopher NIGEL WARBURTON gives his take.

Boris Johnson and his cronies say the current multi-layered crises facing Britain are both nothing to do with Brexit and everything to do with it, thus exposing the incoherence at the heart of the project since the start.

You could now almost fill a team with the number of players and pundits ready to take a stand against this abysmal government.

Will people now start to wake up to the Covid and Brexit crises?

Huge crowds may have gathered to oppose ‘Polexit’, but the gauntlet thrown down by the country’s populist government still poses an existential threat to the union.

The government believes baby boomers do not care for future generations - and polling appears to support it. JAMES BALL explains why this is a problematic strategy.

Donald Trump might seem like yesterday's news - but he is not going away. He has trapped into a feeling shared by many in America.

The Russian region, disconnected from the motherland and deep in EU territory, is both an asset and a vulnerability for the Kremlin. PAUL KNOTT tells the story of one of the continent’s most intriguing places, where geography and history collide

Two downfalls hint at a return to more respectable politics in countries at the heart of the continent.

One of the PM's next appointments to the House of Lords is likely to be former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre.

Brexit is causing a pile-up of pigs on farms - with farmers unable to afford to feed them.

News that you might have missed from around the continent, selected by Steve Anglesey.

Contrary to global perception, Africa has not escaped the worst of the pandemic. In one country, the cost may be felt for generations. 

Many authors have tried to make sense of the global tensions that produced 9/11 and the western response. But it is a little-known book written 50 years earlier that gets the closest.

In 2004, Mary Seacole was voted the Greatest Black Briton.

The most vicious presidential contest in almost a century is likely to be decided by left wing voters... even though their own parties don’t have a prayer of winning.

Comedian MITCH BENN has recommendations for Boris Johnson's next holiday abroad.

A lost avant-garde masterpiece, supressed by the Nazis, stuns the London Film Festival and captivates JASON SOLOMONS

Four years on from the hashtag that started a revolution, SOPHIA DEBOICK on the female performers who chronicled their experiences of harassment and hope for change in song

A stage adaptation of the author's The Mirror and the Light makes for feeble and pretentious watching

A modern production of the Shakespeare classic fails to provide a new angle

This year’s Turner Prize finalists have been chosen for their promotion of social causes. But has rewarding virtue left any room for art?

Even the greatest writers have had to get used to having their work turned down.

It doesn't matter your intent, the sport will take your money anyway, argues ROB HUGHES

Food writer JOSH BARRIE takes readers to Greece via the a filo pastry recipe

The English place names that offer revealing clues to the progress of invaders of these islands.

From the Olympic field to Parisian concert calls, Micheline Ostermeyer never failed to provide that special something

WILL SELF on slang as a form of communication and its standing in the education system