The tragic money tree
What happened to all Britain’s cash? The answer is that right wing economics have failed Britain – again
Highlights
Out of their minds
Prince Harry and his wife may be absurd, but the reaction to his book shows almost everything he says about his family, and the press, is true
The rise and falls of ‘Aeroflop’
Russia’s biggest airline is marking its centenary. But is there much to celebrate?
Escaping into the piano
The French composer who grew up in a cult and found solace in the power of music
In this edition
Everyday philosophy: Understanding the ethics of Westminster
There's a deep inconsistency at the heart of the government's ethical code
Wideangle: How rich are the super-rich?
Which countries are home to Europe's uber wealthy?
Labour’s planning reforms could seal the deal for British business
The numbers speak for themselves. If it happens it will be revolutionary for British business
Another Major reset?
No 10 is briefing that the next election will be 1992 all over again. Here’s why they’re wrong
Alastair Campbell’s Diary: My advice to Rishi Sunak
It's hard to believe that he will listen to my guidance. But I offer it nonetheless
The tragic money tree
What happened to all Britain’s cash? The answer is that right wing economics have failed Britain – again
Germansplaining: When to do Du
The familiar form is mercilessly overused in Germany. So, here's how to use it correctly
Out of their minds
Prince Harry and his wife may be absurd, but the reaction to his book shows almost everything he says about his family, and the press, is true
Paris, the 15-minute city
A French-Colombian professor wants to rewire our metropolitan areas – and the city of lights is first
Race and rage in America
The Republican party has become the party of the gun
The rise and falls of ‘Aeroflop’
Russia’s biggest airline is marking its centenary. But is there much to celebrate?
We need to build bridges before trying to rejoin EU
We need to address the irreparable damage Brexiteers have done to the country
Is Liz Truss delusional?
Underhand, overpaid, the Tories are bungling free
Meet The Wombles as you've never seen them before. (With apologies to Elisabeth Beresford...)
Escaping into the piano
The French composer who grew up in a cult and found solace in the power of music
The jukebox of delights
25 years since Mamma Mia! first premiered the jukebox musical is unlikely to go away any time soon
The end of England: bringing Cornwall’s tensions to a global audience
Bafta-winning film-maker Mark Jenkin
is back with Enys Men, and some strong
words for the plight facing his home
county
Theatre Review: This lemon lacks zest
Two big names can't mask the fact that Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons is ponderous, pretentious piffle
Theatre Review: This is quirky, idiosyncratic, brave – and great fun
Rob Madge's moving story of their relationship with their father is a reminder of Kenneth Williams
The poet of matter
He was a quiet man who serially
painted humble, dusty objects. So what
makes Giorgio Morandi one of Italy's
greatest arists?
The joy of texts
Are bulging bookshelves really “smug and cultish” – or sources of much-needed tranquility?
Should Kane leave the Lane for Germany?
After overtaking his goalscoring record, the England captain could follow Jimmy Greaves to the continent
Taste of Europe: Fionnan Flood’s bread and butter pudding
Here is a stunning composition where brioche is used as bread in that traditionally hearty and filling dish of bread and butter pudding
To the ends of the Earth
The world’s most extreme languages are on the brink of extinction as their last remaining speakers die out
Roger Vadim: The director defined by the women on his arm
Some credited him for paving the way for the nouvelle vague, but the Frenchman seemed to be content being known for his wives
Multicultural Man: On ChatGPT
Some are worried the new AI open resource will render writing assignments redundant. Our writer's interaction would suggest not