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The award-winning editor of Guardian Weekend will join the New Statesman in June.

Women will learn from Allegra Stratton: never apologise.

The long read: For the past two years, Betsy Stanko has been leading an unprecedented investigation into why the police have been failing so badly to tackle sexual violence. But is there any chance...

Actors and pop stars can be hit-and-miss as interviewees, whereas directors and music producers rarely disappoint. The same is true of writers versus editors

A recent batch of books explores the anger of mid-life feminists towards their millennial and Gen Z counterparts. But are they really the enemy?

Columns skipped between subjects from Steven Seagal to Proust and went ‘like a racing dog’

They no longer have a stranglehold on Oxbridge and would lose tax breaks under Labour. Can elite education survive?

The number of rapes reported in the UK has more than doubled. So why do only 7.5% result in a conviction?

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As deputy Labour leader, she has proved both an asset and a liability. Is she destined to lead her party?

It’s nearly a year since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 vanished – and despite an international rescue operation, no trace of it has emerged. Could relatives of the missing passengers solve modern...

Author of bestselling Neapolitan novels says she was keen to test herself with the ‘bold, anxious exercise’ of writing regular pieces for the magazine

Other lives: Guardian picture editor with a profound love and understanding of sports and arts

My contribution to The Good Immigrant prompted a stream of apology emails: forgive me, ethnic friend, for I have sinned

The politician-turned-podcaster is paying the price for his illusions.

In sexual assault cases, the work of prosecution barristers is complex, poorly paid – and essential. With conviction rates extraordinarily low and barristers quitting criminal practice in droves, the...

When Bee Wilson’s beloved big sister stopped eating, no one mentioned it. But as her sister ate less, she ate more. Could their relationship survive?

When Caitlin McNamara launched a literary festival in Abu Dhabi, she found herself plunged into a busy, exciting world. Then, she alleges, she was raped by an Emirati royal

She was America’s teen princess, and then its most famous captive. Will Britney soon be free?

What would you get if Cosmo covered the cosmos? Hadley Freeman meets the comedian exploring physics through nail art

In an exclusive interview, Volodymyr Zelensky’s adviser Mykhailo Podolyak lays out how a Ukrainian victory would unfold.

Using his YouTube channel to bring old languages back to life, Roper is emerging as a new kind of digital historian.

From a foolproof lipliner to her grandad’s aftershave, these are the potions and lotions that have seen our beauty editor through

In the early 90s, Donald Trump judged contestants at the world’s biggest modelling competition - since hit by allegations of abuse. This is how the people who were there remember it

Emily Maitlis goes for a run with the dog, Krishnan Guru-Murthy plays guitar. In the midst of a relentless news cycle, frontline reporters reveal how they switch off

The long read: For the past two years, Betsy Stanko has been leading an unprecedented investigation into why the police have been failing so badly to tackle sexual violence. But is there any chance...

Our best reported features and essays, read aloud.

In an interview with Press Gazette, Guardian columnist Marina Hyde speaks about writing, her career and her new book, ‘What Just Happened!?’

Writing every Saturday has meant the permanent exposure of fragments of myself. But I am indebted to you, my readers

For those who leave the Exclusive Brethren sect, separation comes at great personal cost.

How has America changed since the former first lady was little? Is she still dancing? She takes questions from pop stars, politicians, artists – and schoolchildren