We need to talk about… BREXIT

To pretend we can become the fastest growing economy in the G7 – Labour’s No 1 mission – without addressing how to recover from Brexit risks undermining it

We must stop relitigating the lost referendum and start making the patriotic case for rejoining

The majority of British voters now recognise that Brexit was a disaster. So who is representing our views?

The remarkable legacy of the late singer, who epitomised both French cool and French angst

The philosopher’s observations of a Parisian waiter carrying out his job like an automaton led him to define a psychological phenomenon

I love reading books with all my heart, but my Nintendo Switch has saved my life and sanity on more than one occasion

Macron’s snap election call has triggered turmoil across the country as parties rush to form alliances in time for June 30

The city has problems with aggressive gulls and overflowing rubbish – and the two go hand in hand

Does Belgium’s political limbo and the Netherlands’ far-right surge demonstrate that governments are optional?

Robert Fico’s supporters believed the attack on his life would secure them a major political win. It didn’t happen that way

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Turkey has been attempting a balancing act between the two warring nations

With an overdose of incompetence, Rishi Sunak has driven right wing Tories back to Nigel Farage

A Russian victory over Ukraine would provide proof of the concept that ‘might is right’

Majorities are increasingly difficult to come by. However, the worst is yet to come this autumn

To pretend we can become the fastest growing economy in the G7 – Labour’s No 1 mission – without addressing how to recover from Brexit risks undermining it

We must stop relitigating the lost referendum and start making the patriotic case for rejoining

The majority of British voters now recognise that Brexit was a disaster. So who is representing our views?

The mainstream media made some spectacular errors of judgment in the run-up to the EU referendum and were played for fools by the Leave campaign

The remarkable legacy of the late singer, who epitomised both French cool and French angst

The GB News co-owner’s hopes of acquiring the newspaper appear a lot more doubtful

In order to woo Leave voters, Labour has adopted a policy of accepting Brexit, which is exactly what Nigel Farage wants

What are these pamphlets of political promises actually for – and why do parties with no hope of winning bother writing them?

As the polls continue to point to a heavy Conservative defeat, the Daily Mail’s analysis of Labour is getting hysterical

Early Soviet avant-garde art… and how it was crushed

Ahead of July 4, why not read about far more thrilling polls courtesy of Dickens, Wodehouse, Trollope… and even Jeffrey Archer?

Iain Softley’s cult 1994 directorial debut chronicles the Beatles’ wild early days in Hamburg’s red-light district

The internet is wilfully and demonstrably fickle. What then for restaurants reliant on influencers?

Our editor-at-large’s rundown of the pick of the week’s television and books

A person considered to be a kind of sexual demon vis-a-vis his actors male and female can also make beautiful, great films

The German-American science writer had an ability to straddle effortlessly the worlds of advanced engineering and mass popular culture

The geographical spread of Romansh in Switzerland is shrinking as speakers start to use the German of their near neighbours

Why shouldn’t hundreds of gay people gather in the woods at night to witness nude oiled wrestling between dykes?