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Speaking out against Mahsa Amini’s death and the vast system that enabled it has become a matter of honour and pride, and even national identity

Editorials

Editorial The economic and political outlook is poor for the prime minister

Long Reads

James Rampton The story of the most important photo of the 20th century

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Sean O'Grady What Europe can expect from Italy under Giorgia Meloni

Voices

Andrew Grice British people are the guinea pigs in another risky Budget experiment

Voices

John Rentoul Thérèse Coffey could be an inspired appointment as health secretary

Voices

John Rentoul Liz Truss is surprisingly reluctant to take credit for saving jobs

Long reads

Long Reads

William Cook Cornelius Gurlitt, the Nazis and his secret collection of art

The art collector left his magnificent selection of artworks to the Kunstmuseum in his will but who was he and how did he get hold of such a collection, asks William Cook

Long Reads

Gemma Brown The murder of Sean Brown: Inherited trauma in Northern Ireland

Long Reads

Andrew Grice If Truss’s ‘mini-Budget’ fails, her whole project could be doomed

Politics Explained

Politics explained

Sean O'Grady Labour’s turnaround might be achieved within one parliamentary term

Politics explained

Alastair Jamieson The mini-Budget is a constitutional gamble, too

Politics explained

Rob Merrick Why Labour’s conference is set to give Starmer a PR voting headache

Politics explained

Sean O'Grady What happened when other chancellors tried a ‘dash for growth’?

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Punish Truss for market turmoil, says Labour as Bank vows action - live

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Labour surges to largest poll lead over Tories in more than two decades

358 comments

Explosions detected close to Russian gas pipeline after leaks caused by ‘sabotage’

221 comments

Bank of England says it will raise rates ‘as much as needed’ after rout on pound

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Editorials

Editorial The Tories couldn’t be in a worse position – or worse led

Editorials

Editorial The government is throwing away a vital electoral asset

Editorials

Editorial The Labour Party has a chance, finally, to speak for the nation

News analysis

Anna Isaac With this mini-Budget the government has made an almighty gamble

Europe

How allies helped secure release of Britons captured in Ukraine

Europe

Backed into a corner, Putin is lashing out with huge repercussions

News analysis

Kim Sengupta Backed into a corner, Putin is lashing out with huge repercussions

Travel

Jennifer Lutz Why travellers should put Sri Lanka back on the bucket list

Travel questions

Simon Calder What’s the best way to buy currency for touring Egypt?

Voices

John Rentoul All Starmer had to do was sound reasonably coherent – and he succeeded

Voices

John Rentoul Keir Starmer’s conference speech: what he said – and what he meant

Editor’s letters

John Rentoul When Nigel Lawson cut the top rate of income tax

Voices

Andrew Grice A fierce debate is raging behind the scenes at the Labour conference

Voices

Andrew Grice Can Labour capitalise on Liz Truss’s mistakes?

Voices

Andrew Grice Liz Truss should prepare to be unpopular – at home and abroad

Business

Chris Blackhurst We have to do something about anonymous trolling, even if Truss won’t

Business

Chris Blackhurst What will Liz Truss’s government be like? We’re starting to find out

Business

Chris Blackhurst Fraud can’t be stamped out if no one takes it seriously

World

Shweta Sharma Japan demands apology from Russia as diplomat ‘brutally interrogated’

World

Sravasti Dasgupta Communal violence in Leicester raises questions on India’s politics

Culture

Geoffrey Macnab Hacks on screen: An exalted calling or hard-drinking sleazeballs?

Culture

Mark Hudson William Kentridge at Royal Academy is overstretched and hard to follow

Culture

Mark Hudson Bruce Nauman: An exhilarating look at a supremely elusive artist

Sport

Richard Jolly Southgate shows off a new trick to conjure an England comeback

Sport

Jamie Braidwood ‘It’s going to be special’: Federer retirement brings rivals together

Voices

Mary Dejevsky The King needs the people at least as much as they need him

Voices

Mary Dejevsky Vladimir Putin should have been invited to the Queen’s funeral

Voices

Mary Dejevsky Future of the monarchy: Is King Charles set to be the great reformer?

Voices

Hamish McRae Before you panic about mortgages, here are the facts

Voices

Hamish McRae My biggest fear about the government’s borrowing plans

Voices

Hamish McRae Risky, ideological: This is more important than any Budget in decades

Editor’s letters

David Harding While eyes were on Meloni, Berlusconi has been making a comeback

Editor’s letters

Eliud Kipchoge has shown why running is much more than just a time

Editor’s letters

Harriet Williamson Can Trussonomics work for Britain? Voices has the answers

Editor’s letters

Charlotte Cripps Holly and Phil and ‘Queuegate’ is one thing – nonsense

America

Politics explained

Chris Stevenson Ron DeSantis is happy to keep powering his outrage machine

Politics explained

Chris Stevenson Ted Cruz has said the quiet part out loud over the 2024 election

World

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