Making Yarmouth Great Again ↗
Front page leadA reportage on Great Yarmouth, once a thriving seaside economy, now a symbol of British decline, exploring the potential of far-right politics to revive it.
United Kingdom
The Observer's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent reportage on the economic decline of Great Yarmouth and the political aspirations for its revival. Other top stories include an analysis of a Trump ally's involvement in Ukraine, a look at the UK's new…
A reportage on Great Yarmouth, once a thriving seaside economy, now a symbol of British decline, exploring the potential of far-right politics to revive it.
After a trip to Ukraine, Trump confidant Laura Loomer has become an unexpected convert to the fight against Putin, but her support is not universally welcomed.
The new Prime Minister is presenting himself as a political outsider while employing the tactics of a seasoned career politician, raising questions about his ability to maintain this image.
An obituary for the visionary US artist Betye Saar, a pioneer of the Black arts movement who transformed found objects into symbols of empowerment over five decades.
An analysis suggesting that Iran could become a prolonged military engagement for Donald Trump.
An article discussing the urgent need to reform football governance and prevent perceived negative influences from figures like Infantino.
A profile of the electronic musician Arca, exploring their undefinable artistic style.
A recipe from Nigel Slater featuring lemon mascarpone, cherry, and grapefruit.
A renowned countertenor recounts his experiences with Syria's first lady, Asma al-Assad, and the subsequent persecution he faced, revealing the darker aspects of her cultural patronage.
A review of the TV show 'Furious,' described as a murder drama relevant to the post-MeToo era.
A review of the exhibition 'Portrait of a City' at Dulwich Picture Gallery, presented as a definitive visual history of American urban life.
A review of the theatre production 'The World is Full of Married Men,' characterized as a 'filthy Barbie bonkbuster'.
A guide to the upcoming Proms concerts, featuring a range of artists from Rachmaninov to Ladysmith Black Mambazo.
A review of Avni Doshi's novel, 'The First House,' which is described as being overly laden with metaphors.
A non-fiction thriller exploring the potential global impact of biological warfare.
An interview with Claudia Rankine, who expresses her preference for living outside the US due to her value for free speech.
A collection of short stories offering a global perspective.
A piece celebrating tinned fish, noting its popularity and attractive packaging.
A guide to recommended reading, covering the Booker Prize longlist, new short story collections, and novels on biological warfare.
A playlist exploring how pop music has been used to bridge ideological divides, citing examples from Wham! in China to Elton John in the USSR.
An exploration of the fashion and emotional themes associated with designer Willy Chavarria.
An interview with Jack Rooke, who shares his daydreams about a peaceful life by a canal with dogs.
A lifestyle piece discussing current food trends like 'half sandwiches' and 'collagen lollies', implying they leave one wanting more.