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Britain has become a crumbling land of perpetual slums with a moribund prime minister with no plan

Even before the recent racist murders in Jacksonville, governor Ron DeSantis has continually pushed anti-Black policies in the state

The militant fighters running Afghanistan have shut down the heroin trade – but what happens to drugs in Europe as a result could be a disaster

Amid strikes and sexism, the Venice Film Festival plays it safe

Anything short of a complete ban on all whale hunting is immoral

Local authorities need funding that the impoverished UK is unable to provide

Our credibility is gone at a time when tough talking to Xi should be our strategy

In recent years, Paris has experienced a cycling boom, but this has brought with it its own set of challenges

The problem with Italy’s transport isn’t its bridges, but its roads, trains and green infrastructure – or rather lack of

An influx of digital nomads in Spain has caused a rent spiral, pricing locals out of their own area

Thanks to French singer-songwriter Jain, the life of Miriam Makeba has had a recent renaissance on social media

Whichever side of Sardinia you visit, you’ll likely find yourself hiding in a cave away from the scorching heat

Public opinion is divided over an antisemitic leaflet, which Aiwanger denies authorship of, that emerged from the Bavaria premier’s teenage years

The latest scandals and gossip from Westminster and Fleet Street

Britain has become a crumbling land of perpetual slums with a moribund prime minister with no plan

Even before the recent racist murders in Jacksonville, governor Ron DeSantis has continually pushed anti-Black policies in the state

A clear plan from Labour on how to repair the damage the Tories have done to our mental health services will reap enormous political dividends

Michael Gove tried to paint himself as a green Brexiteer. Now he’s giving builders a green light to pollute

Their Brexit is a disaster. But rather than admit it, they’re now fighting a rearguard action to stop the rest of us from putting it right

The militant fighters running Afghanistan have shut down the heroin trade – but what happens to drugs in Europe as a result could be a disaster

A new photography book revels in the past of F1’s most famous team. But what would their founder make of their uncertain future?

Ed Davey needs to do what Paddy Ashdown would have done – campaign to Rejoin. The Lib Dems’ vote in one-nation Tory constituencies will soar

Parents all across the country will be bursting with pride as they wave their children off to school with their new uniforms, stationery and industrial safety equipment

Amid strikes and sexism, the Venice Film Festival plays it safe

As Rimbaud’s masterpiece A Season In Hell turns 150, reappraising the short life and wild times of a talented, toxic “damned soul”

Technology is making forged paintings easier to identify, and giving us a chance to appreciate the art and craft of the counterfeiters

This comforting and easy salad works as a refreshing aside to a barbecue, sun willing, or a main course

If history had been different, Lope de Vega might have been regarded as the greatest dramatist of them all

This Danish colloquialism for menstruation is just one of countless slang terms and phrases – often demeaning – that apply to women

Toulouse-Lautrec was an aristocrat who recognised in the outliers of society a shared vulnerable otherness

A City salad bar was predicted by this columnist 30 years ago