Labour MP arrested on suspicion of sexual offences and rape
Dan Norris, who is also the West of England mayor, has been suspended from the party
Tens of thousands join protests against Donald Trump and Elon Musk
Demonstrations mark the first big display of public resistance to president’s frenetic second term
Corporate America fears wrath of Trump as it mulls tariffs response
Executives unsure how far to go in re-engineering their businesses and hope they can lobby US president to ease policies
Tariff deals with foreign governments not a priority for Trump, say US officials
After markets tumble, president reiterates that his policies ‘will never change’ in social media post
Staley awaits judgment in courtroom battle over ‘Uncle Jeffrey’ Epstein
The former Barclays chief tried to clear his name in a high-profile challenge against the FCA. Was it worth it?
Marine Le Pen — to ban or not to ban?
Did the judges err in disqualifying her from elected office and what does the verdict mean for France’s political trajectory?
HTSI editor’s letter: the beauty and brutality of the Boat Race
Plus, bohemian luxury in Milan and an Egyptian homecoming
Sport doubles down on globalisation
Plus, Premier League’s player sales boom
How Gatsby foretold Trump’s America
A century after it was published, F Scott Fitzgerald’s masterpiece is more relevant than ever. Sarah Churchwell on the trouble with ‘careless people’
Women, work and why we’re getting it all wrong
Cordelia Fine, Charlie Colenutt and Emily Callaci dive into the often unfair and random ways we value labour
Laura Burlington: ‘I don’t want people to feel nervous about what fork to use’
For the châtelaine of Lismore Castle, a warm welcome keeps the spirit of this home — nurtured by centuries of eccentric characters — dynamic and forward looking
The Pennine Way, Britain’s pioneering national trail, celebrates 60 years of adventure
A symbol of the fight for public access to the hills, the country’s first long-distance footpath paved the way for many more
Transcript: Swamp Notes — The costs of Trump’s tariffs
Marc Filippino talks to Edward Luce
How investors can respond to Trump’s tariffs turmoil
Should you ‘buy the dip’ or cut and run? Risk indicators are still flashing red
Eight majestic mascaras
When it comes to these new launches, lash it on
Black Mirror star Paul Giamatti: ‘AI is creepy and scary, but it’s inevitable’
The actor on nostalgia, technology and facing the past in the new series of the Netflix show
How The Last of Us broke the video game adaptation curse — and why Season 2 is more fraught
The zombie survival drama proved that gaming-based TV could be good — even great. Can the sequel reach the same heights?
Here come The Beatles — again
Feverish excitement surrounding the upcoming biopic attests to our enduring fascination
For a better way to regulate AI art and protect artists, look at crisps
Judge the product by how it looks, not by how it was made
The National Gallery’s rehang is a fine achievement — proof that it is a sanctuary of beauty
The biggest redisplay of the collection subtly acknowledges the museum’s role in the culture wars
Biohacker Bryan Johnson: ‘The enemy is no longer each other. The enemy is death’
The multimillionaire wants to create a religion, a sovereign fund and a nation state by preaching his Don’t Die philosophy
Are restaurant reservation apps worth it?
They promise sought-after tables at a moment’s notice — but they have their drawbacks
In charts: winners and losers from Trump’s new tariffs
Low rates on Ireland, high levies on Slovakia, Asian misery and the strange tale of St Pierre and Miquelon
Why Turkey’s youth-led protests offer hope
A new generation is finding brilliant and creative ways to object to the arrest of mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu