Exclusive: Britain’s largest private-sector employer has also trained managers to spot signs of domestic abuse

A Ukrainian publishing boom sparked by the 2022 invasion is now under threat from the force and frequency of Russian attacks

Yes, after 25 years I’m signing off, and I’ve cherished every moment – especially storming the French embassy with a (toy) AK-47, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Editorial: Three-quarters of nations have rightly abolished capital punishment in law or practice, but killing by the state has surged in the US

Boys learn by watching how the men they respect treat their partners, female colleagues, women on the street. Now is the time for those men to step up, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Barbara O’Neill has previously claimed that cancer is a fungus that can be treated with bicarbonate soda

Man dialled 999 before he and four others were arrested near military base in Gloucestershire, it has emerged

Over the course of 24 novels and 87 years, Anita Brookner achieved many dislocations of selfhood and may have become...

When a former Labour deputy leader joins a firm built on surveillance and military targeting, it deepens public cynicism – and democracy depends on trust, says Labour MP Clive Lewis

A £265m mansion in the heart of the Chelsea • Sold by billionaire Nick Candy and his ex-wife Holly Valance • Bought by a Labour-donating hedge fund boss • Why was the tax bill so small?

After the First World War, traumatized soldiers were often prescribed a course of reading.

I love my students and my colleagues, and I love the discussions that are possible in the classroom and among scholars, in academic contexts.

To mark 50 years since the director and choreographer’s death, we count down his best fantastical, kaleidoscopic numbers, from erotic silhouettes to sinister tap dancers

The LBC radio presenter says he knew little about the history of the other home nations. This indifference, our Writer at Large says, lies at the…

Scientists say global heating was a destabilising factor in collapse of 200,000 sq metre glacier in August

Sinclair Lewis's prescient 1936 satire adapted for radio by Mike Walker. Stars Ben Miles.