Margot Robbie in red latex, Kate Bush lookalikes, and a pint of Emily ale: my crash course in Brontëmania
It’s a crisp afternoon in Haworth, West Yorkshire, and I’m drinking a pint of Emily Brontë beer in The Kings…
Fabio Cannavaro: 'Uzbekistan are a tough team who never give up. Playing against them is a real pain.'
Uzbekistan made history in June by qualifying for the World Cup for the first time in the country’s 34 years…
Join me for a visit to Jacob Rees-Mogg's home. The Brexit supporters are clearly shaken—and it shows.
All the old gang were there: a reunion of the Brexit triumphalists. I was among the guests in the stately…
Israeli surveillance has targeted the United States and its allies at a joint base used for planning Gaza aid and security operations, according to sources.
Israeli operatives are conducting widespread surveillance of U.S. forces and allies at a new U.S. base in southern Israel, according…
Hundreds of artworks were damaged by a water leak at the Louvre, according to the museum.
A water leak in late November damaged several hundred items in the Louvre’s Egyptian department, the Paris museum announced on…
Prince Harry's UK security arrangements are being reviewed after he reportedly wrote to a journalist named Mahmood, according to news reports.
Prince Harry’s security arrangements during visits to the UK are reportedly set to be reviewed following a direct request from…
'I will defend our country': Poles ready themselves as the threat of war grows.
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A year after Assad's fall, a fractured Syria struggles to break free from the cycle of violence.
Lying in bed recovering from his most recent surgery, Ayman Ali recounts Syria’s revolution through his own scars. His right…
"He's a difficult person, but he's often correct": Why did Seymour Hersh walk away from the documentary about his groundbreaking investigative work?
Lieutenant William Calley, whose prison sentence was later commuted by President Nixon. One advantage of a six-decade career is that…
Review of 'The Effingers' by Gabriele Tergit – a vivid portrait of Berlin before the Nazis
In 1948, the German Jewish writer Gabriele Tergit returned to Berlin. She found the city of her birth and upbringing,…