Alan and Lionel are joined by Esther Solomon, editor of the English language edition of Haaretz, an Israeli newspaper known for critically reporting on human rights and Israel's policies towards ...

At 5.19am on 5th July, as the sun rose on the first day of our new government, I wiped away tears and wrote on X: “I’m thrilled the Tories are gone. And heartbroken for the 670,000 kids who’ll be ...

In his clinic on Harley Street, Ghassan Abu Sitta does facelifts, brow lifts, lip lifts and blepharoplasties. Today, in Beirut, he tends to blast injuries, amputations and crushed limbs. His internet ...

As world leaders gathered in New York for the 79th session of the UN General Assembly, few would have had Resolution 2758 uppermost in their minds: most attention was focused on the continuing horrors ...

Baroness Warsi, former Conservative cabinet minister and lawyer, joins Ellen and Alona to talk about her new book Muslims Don’t Matter, about “the silencing, stereotyping and stigmatising of Muslims ...

Keir Starmer’s first 100 days haven’t been great, but it’s the second 100 days that matter more, particularly the budget at the end of this month. The real problem with the last three months isn’t ...

The year is 2023 and I’m in the middle of a depressive episode that almost finished me off. My cat, Stanley—an affectionate orange tomcat we adopted when I was 12 years old has recently passed away.

European security officials believe that Ukraine is slowly losing. That doesn’t necessarily mean we’ll see Kyiv fall overnight, or the country-at-large occupied. The fear is that on the current ...

The French Revolution established the principle of the sovereignty of the people. But France has never found a clear means of putting that principle into effect. Since 1789, it has had no fewer than ...

On 6th April 1945, the Jews of Milan gathered to see who was left. Before the war they had numbered some 6,000; after it they were nearer to 900. It was in Milan that Benito Mussolini had first ...

Alan Rusbridger and Lionel Barber dig into the Media Confidential mailbox to answer listeners' questions about the media. This week, they discuss political bias in UK newspapers, as well as the ...