The Greens’ foolish anti-Zionism vote is a disaster for Zack Polanski
Corbynite entryists have laid the ground for a series of rows that will end in the policy being reversed – or the party splitting
Fox News is 30. You may hate it, but tough – you’re stuck in the world it created
Emily Maitlis’s diary: My deep dive into Jeffrey Epstein’s hidden empire – and the network that let him get away with it
Join me at Cadogan Hall with Mishal Husain
Ever lied about reading a book to look clever? Well, you’re not alone
The Magazine
Emily Maitlis’s diary: My deep dive into Jeffrey Epstein’s hidden empire – and the network that let him get away with it
Cash, corruption and institutional failures allowed the sex offender to prey on women at his Virgin Islands base
The door that leads back to the EU is finally open. Now let’s walk through it
How fitting that new talk of joining again coincided with the 500th issue of The New World, originally founded to oppose Brexit
Burnham has some great ideas – a shame we won’t get them for years to come
The new PM has some interesting suggestions, many of them similar to those of his predecessor. But take-off, sadly, has been severely delayed
Burnham’s big idea could crush the Labour party
The PM has said he wants to change the way the country votes. But has he done the sums on what this would mean for his own party?
Suddenly, young people are excited about Labour again – and this is why
Andy Burnham’s barnstorming conference speech talked directly to a disaffected generation and gave them something they have rarely felt from politics: hope
Free Willy: Why are there so many penises on the big screen all of a sudden?
For decades, the male member was taboo. Now, from prestige drama to superhero satire, it’s everywhere
Writers
Alastair Campbell
The door that leads back to the EU is finally open. Now let’s walk through it
Marie Le Conte
British teens need to copy the French and get out on strike
Matthew d’Ancona
We are all Keynesians now
Patience Wheatcroft
Britain needs the BBC – but not in this current form
Tanit Koch
Jürgen Klopp’s winning formula for German patriotism
Paul Mason
Is the future communist?
Latest
Why is this local newspaper platforming far right vigilantes?
AJ Pritchard’s new GB News show is Strictly dreadful
Suella Braverman’s book has sold only 106 copies. This is why
Ever lied about reading a book to look clever? Well, you’re not alone
Kemi Badenoch finally admits: I don’t know what I’m talking about
The Greens’ foolish anti-Zionism vote is a disaster for Zack Polanski
Podcasts
Touching Grass
Is Zionism racism and an update from Elon Musk
The Two Matts
The Two Matts Q&A: On The New World at 500 and the Burnham bounce
The Two Matts
48 hours after THAT speech… how many marks out of 10?
Touching Grass
Fairford falsehoods and KFC cannibalism claims
The Two Matts
The Two Matts Q&A: Ketamine epidemic and trouble in Narnia
The Two Matts
A lot of Andy Burnham and a bit of Hitler
Arts & Culture
Free Willy: Why are there so many penises on the big screen all of a sudden?
For decades, the male member was taboo. Now, from prestige drama to superhero satire, it’s everywhere
Tom Cruise’s Digger is a magnificent, go-for-broke climate satire – with a hell of a twist
Suella Braverman’s book has sold only 106 copies. This is why
Ever lied about reading a book to look clever? Well, you’re not alone
The bloody good feminism of streaming’s new Carrie
Audio
Is Zionism racism and an update from Elon Musk
This week, Lucy and James discuss the Green Party’s motion declaring that Zionism equals racism, as well as catching up on the latest Elon Musk drama
The Two Matts Q&A: On The New World at 500 and the Burnham bounce
The Matts answer your questions in this, their regular Sunday morning Q&A episode
48 hours after THAT speech… how many marks out of 10?
The Matts give a considered analysis of Andy Burnham’s conference speech
Fairford falsehoods and KFC cannibalism claims
This week James Ball takes us through the online right’s reaction to the Fairford 5 and its descent into madness, and Lucy Reade unpacks how a KFC advert has prompted accusations of cannibalism
The Two Matts Q&A: Ketamine epidemic and trouble in Narnia
The Matts answer listeners’ questions in their regular Sunday morning edition, including: How does Andy Burnham take Britain into the EU?
A lot of Andy Burnham and a bit of Hitler
The Matts discuss Andy Burnham’s speech to the United Nations
Touching Grass
The great iced coffee row, and is internet hustle culture getting out of hand?
This week Lucy Reade unpacks the latest Gen Z discourse: is it unprofessional to drink iced coffee in a job interview? And James Ball asks whether internet hustle culture is getting out of hand…
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I was at Eton with Charles Spencer – this is how it explains his battle with the royals
Emily Maitlis’s diary: My deep dive into Jeffrey Epstein’s hidden empire – and the network that let him get away with it
The door that leads back to the EU is finally open. Now let’s walk through it
A new film about Elon Musk reveals him as so awful it’s almost tragic. Almost
Is this the real reason Trump keeps falling asleep in public?
Puzzles
Sudoku Hard
Sudoku Medium
Sudoku Easy
Number Fit
Jigsaw
Cryptic Crossword
Crossword
Codeword
Politics
Letter of the week: Nigel Farage is an embarrassment to himself
Britain needs the BBC – but not in this current form
We have fallen into the age of total digital distrust
Emily Maitlis’s diary: My deep dive into Jeffrey Epstein’s hidden empire – and the network that let him get away with it
An all-new breed of online secret agent
Kemi Badenoch’s secret post-conference Tory memo
Hope is back. An election can wait
If only we didn’t need Black History Month – but we do
Brexit
Brexit promised farmers freedom – it gave them a six-hour lottery
The way in which British farmers receive government help was designed by Michael Gove – and it is a complete mess
The door that leads back to the EU is finally open. Now let’s walk through it
How fitting that new talk of joining again coincided with the 500th issue of The New World, originally founded to oppose Brexit
Before seeking to return, shouldn’t we honour our Brexit promises to EU citizens?
Almost 1,500 EU citizens resident in the UK have been told the original decision to grant them residency rights had been made in error
The problem is they just don’t care about us any more
But when you come to Brussels, you realise how far down the list of priorities we have not fallen
The New World at 500: Independence isn’t our marketing slogan. It’s our business model
Founder Matt Kelly on how a small, pop-up newspaper grew into something worth celebrating
Blair gives Burnham some European pre-conference counsel
The former prime minister has popped up to urge Labour to restart negotiations on Britain joining the EU within a decade
Ukraine
An all-new breed of online secret agent
Sending trained specialists on overseas operations is expensive and complicated. A new method has emerged. It’s easier – but far more dangerous
Putin’s wartime economy is heading for catastrophe
He’s calling up more troops to feed into the Ukraine meat-grinder, but nothing can save Putin from total economic disaster now – not even peace
Why is Farage so keen to protect Russia’s right to lie and cheat?
Reform’s leader is protesting too much as he wails about free speech in the face of Putin’s disinformation
The chilling banality of Putin’s kingdom of fear
Åsne Seierstad’s extraordinary Never Say War exposes the violence and indifference at the heart of Russia
Russian voters are tired of Putin – and he is running out of options
There’s no way for citizens to discuss the thing that’s ruining their lives – the war. At Russia’s parliamentary elections, there’s no way to vote against it either
Putin’s greatest enemy? It’s laughter
As the bombs fall, Oleksiy Kustovsky is turning the dictator into an object of ridicule
The big picture
If only we didn’t need Black History Month – but we do
There have been Black people in Britain since the Roman period and yet people still struggle to understand what that really means
Putin’s greatest enemy? It’s laughter
As the bombs fall, Oleksiy Kustovsky is turning the dictator into an object of ridicule
Great Lives
How Orson Welles invented fake news – and predicted it would be used by liars
The lesson that Jamal Khashoggi left behind
Bessie Smith: the woman who faced down the Ku Klux Klan
Hiroshi Yamauchi, the unlikely genius behind Nintendo
Noor Inayat Khan, the pacifist turned wartime secret agent
The kiss that turned Michael K Williams into Omar
The quantum algorithm that could crack the world
Oh look – Mark Zuckerberg’s trying to be cuddly
