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Christopher Berry-Dee is the UK's best-selling true crime author of all time. But is he also a violent abuser of women and children?
What's there to like? You can dislike Timothée Chalamet's character and still love Marty Supreme.
One week, I tried a different wig every day—blond, pink, curly, cropped—and it was a wild ride.
The Noel Clarke ruling is a victory for the courageous women who shared their stories—and for journalism. | Katharine Viner
The Albanian ambassador has criticized the UK's right wing for their "unhinged" obsession with the 2022 surge in migrants.
With an unpopular president weighing them down, Republicans are preparing for a heavy defeat in the midterm elections.
Trump warns UK against doing business with China, calling it "very dangerous," following Starmer's praise for progress in Beijing.
'I wasn't acting: that was me': How real people are stealing the spotlight this awards season.
France will ban social media access for children under 15 starting in September 2026.
The wars in Ukraine and Iran are becoming dangerously intertwined | Christopher S Chivvis
Ferraris for everyone and wine on tap: a satirical candidate shakes up Portugal's presidential election.
Portugal

Ferraris for everyone and wine on tap: a satirical candidate shakes up Portugal's presidential election.

Earlier this week at Lisbon’s Campo de Ourique market, the conversation had turned—a little inevitably—to Sunday’s presidential election, which will…

January 16, 2026
The core issue behind all our problems is a single injustice: politicians giving in to the demands of the ultra-wealthy.
The super-rich

The core issue behind all our problems is a single injustice: politicians giving in to the demands of the ultra-wealthy.

There is one political problem from which all others stem. It is the primary cause behind the rise of Donald…

January 16, 2026
Greenland's security is a 'shared priority' for NATO, says Danish Prime Minister, as European forces arrive.
Greenland

Greenland's security is a 'shared priority' for NATO, says Danish Prime Minister, as European forces arrive.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated that Greenland’s defense is a “common concern” for all of NATO, as troops from…

January 15, 2026
Dutch far-right influencer Eva Vlaardingerbroek says she has been banned from entering the UK.
UK news

Dutch far-right influencer Eva Vlaardingerbroek says she has been banned from entering the UK.

A Dutch anti-immigration influencer known for promoting conspiracy theories like the “great replacement” says she has been banned from entering…

January 15, 2026
Trump says Iran has told him the "killing has stopped" as he steps back from threats of a military strike.
Iran

Trump says Iran has told him the "killing has stopped" as he steps back from threats of a military strike.

January 15, 2026
"How do you truly capture the reality of this moment?" George Saunders reflects on ghosts, mortality, and America under Trump.
Books

"How do you truly capture the reality of this moment?" George Saunders reflects on ghosts, mortality, and America under Trump.

Like his first novel, Lincoln in the Bardo, which won the Booker Prize in 2017, George Saunders’s new novel is…

January 15, 2026
'A group of people decided to kill me': Michel Platini on his battle with FIFA, UEFA, and the fight to clear his name
Michel Platini

'A group of people decided to kill me': Michel Platini on his battle with FIFA, UEFA, and the fight to clear his name

“There are millions of romantics in football,” says Michel Platini. He was asked if, after a decade away from the…

January 15, 2026
Africa faces a stark elephant divide: some countries grapple with overpopulation, while others confront dwindling herds.
South Sudan

Africa faces a stark elephant divide: some countries grapple with overpopulation, while others confront dwindling herds.

On a late January afternoon in South Sudan’s dry season, the landscape is dotted with short acacia trees and hazy…

January 15, 2026
The world may seem bleak today, but there is reason for hope: we have faced similar challenges before, overcome them, and we will do so again.
Politics

The world may seem bleak today, but there is reason for hope: we have faced similar challenges before, overcome them, and we will do so again.

From Greenland’s icy mountains to India’s coral strand, as the old hymn goes, we appear to live in a world…

January 15, 2026
"The world must see what is happening here": Families of protesters killed in Iran share their devastating grief.
Iran

"The world must see what is happening here": Families of protesters killed in Iran share their devastating grief.

Families of Iranians killed by the regime during its crackdown on anti-government protests over the past week have shared their…

January 15, 2026

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