James Stewart voyages back in time — at 2mph — to find tranquil waters, endless horizons and a surprisingly sociable escape from modernity

The attorney and activist on overturning capital convictions — and his fears that civil rights gains are being dismantled

Experts criticise halt to programme that had used Deloitte and IBM as contractors

Skiers will love Cabane Mont Fort, elevated 2,457m above the Swiss resort’s busier centre with out-of-hours access to the slopes — plus what’s new nearby

The 13-year-old drove his parents’ VW van in the middle of the night on a dual carriageway. They tell a court he will be ‘washing cars for a year’ as punishment

You don’t need to start with the melody and you don’t have to be a virtuoso — but you must connect with your listener, says the musician Rebecca Lucy Taylor, aka Self Esteem

A Swiss start-up aims to do for ski-touring what e-bikes did for cycling. James Stewart gets an exclusive preview

Survey finds that young people are also losing a sense of pride in the UK and that a majority of people believe life was better in the past

Mohammed bin Salman’s utopian city was undone by the laws of physics and finance

A newsroom boss at The Times has described two fake interviews it ran as "humiliating" and said "basic" questions were not asked.

Wearing the Hypershell, the Welsh mountains are like a walk in the park — but is it cheating?

How a pitch about warring London chicken shops led Steve Dinneen on a journey from Chicago to Kenya in search of a rogue AI reporter

Video of safari vehicles blocking wildebeest in Tanzania has prompted outrage. It’s about time, says Chris Haslam