

David Lammy’s first 12 months at the Foreign Office have been dominated by a string of high-stakes flashpoints – from the unfolding horror in Gaza to regime change in Syria and Trump’s humiliation of Zelenskyy – but he’s not panicking
David Lammy on his turbulent years as UK´s foreign secretary
The rise and fall of the nature memoir
The Salt Path was not the first bestselling nature memoir to tell a story of human recovery inspired by the great outdoors – but as authors and publishers digest the book’s controversy, could it become one of the last?
The go between
Qatar’s stature as peace negotiator trying to solve some of the most intractable conflicts belies its tiny size. How and why has a country once described a ‘foreign policy afterthought’ achieved such progress?
Are students getting too reliant on AI? What I learned from reading their ChatGPT logs
Young people use chatbots for anything from academic queries to emotional quandaries. Three undergraduates hand over their chat log of 12,000 prompts and reveal all
‘A relentless, destructive energy’ Inside the trial of Constance Marten and Mark Gordon
An intimate account of an unprecedented trial
The fascinating science of pain
Could you play rugby with a shattered jaw, or work as your belly fills with blood? When it comes to suffering, perspective is all
I stepped into a story that would take over my life
It’s 20 years since Jean Charles de Menezes was shot dead by police at a tube station after being mistaken for a terrorist in the aftermath of the London bombings. At a vigil a few days later, Yasmin Khan found herself standing beside his friend. This is what happened next
FARMING ON THE FRONTLINE
Agriculture is woven into Ukrainian culture – but daily attacks, a loss of workers and land contamination are tearing the industry apart.
David Lammy’s first 12 months at the Foreign Office have been dominated by a string of high-stakes flashpoints – from the unfolding horror in Gaza to regime change in Syria and Trump’s humiliation of Zelenskyy – but he’s not panicking
David Lammy on his turbulent years as UK´s foreign secretary
The rise and fall of the nature memoir
The Salt Path was not the first bestselling nature memoir to tell a story of human recovery inspired by the great outdoors – but as authors and publishers digest the book’s controversy, could it become one of the last?
The go between
Qatar’s stature as peace negotiator trying to solve some of the most intractable conflicts belies its tiny size. How and why has a country once described a ‘foreign policy afterthought’ achieved such progress?
Are students getting too reliant on AI? What I learned from reading their ChatGPT logs
Young people use chatbots for anything from academic queries to emotional quandaries. Three undergraduates hand over their chat log of 12,000 prompts and reveal all
‘A relentless, destructive energy’ Inside the trial of Constance Marten and Mark Gordon
An intimate account of an unprecedented trial
The fascinating science of pain
Could you play rugby with a shattered jaw, or work as your belly fills with blood? When it comes to suffering, perspective is all
I stepped into a story that would take over my life
It’s 20 years since Jean Charles de Menezes was shot dead by police at a tube station after being mistaken for a terrorist in the aftermath of the London bombings. At a vigil a few days later, Yasmin Khan found herself standing beside his friend. This is what happened next
FARMING ON THE FRONTLINE
Agriculture is woven into Ukrainian culture – but daily attacks, a loss of workers and land contamination are tearing the industry apart.
Linksliberal gut recherchiert mit Biss. Nicht für jeden aber durchaus einen Versuch wert wenn man sich das Englisch zutraut
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Linksliberal gut recherchiert mit Biss. Nicht für jeden aber durchaus einen Versuch wert wenn man sich das Englisch zutraut