Dolly Parton 1946-2026: We will always love you ↗
Front page leadAn obituary for Dolly Parton highlights her advocacy for others' rights and her unwavering values as her most important legacy.
United Kingdom
The Observer's front page features a prominent obituary for Dolly Parton, alongside stories on business concerns with Thames Water, a literary profile of Anita Brookner, and a former crime reporter's transition to becoming a clown. Other featured articles cover Iceland's EU vote, a Jack White…
An obituary for Dolly Parton highlights her advocacy for others' rights and her unwavering values as her most important legacy.
An American insurer has guaranteed the debts of 15 British water companies and is advocating for Thames Water to avoid state control.
Hermione Lee explores the complex life of author and art historian Anita Brookner, preserving her mystery.
The Observer's former home affairs editor details his transition from crime reporting to becoming a clown, finding optimism in humanity.
Iceland's knife-edge EU vote could have significant consequences for Europe's future.
Jack White led a crowd in a cathartic performance, honoring Dolly Parton.
Today's titillating new films are seen as a bold response to a perceived lack of sexual expression in this generation.
A personal reflection on searching for meaning in life after the loss of a husband.
Fifty years after paranormal sightings in London, the Highgate Vampire legend persists, fueled by online feuds and a new generation.
A piece reflecting on the decline of reading.
Judi Love reflects on her past insecurities and her desire to have been more assertive in her 20s.
An exploration of French filmmakers' renewed focus on the Second World War.
A look at Harry Belafonte's journey from a calypso musician to a prominent figure in the civil rights movement.
An article about a significant Washington D.C. restaurant known for its connection to the civil rights movement.
A personal reflection on how unseen fears or anxieties can have a profound impact.
A description of an architect's Victorian home in Hampshire and its patient development.
Annie Mac discusses the experience of discovering music in the 1990s, before the era of algorithms.
An appeal for support for the people of Iran, emphasizing their basic demands.
The Grenfell Tower report is cited as an example of how business interests can harm the public.
An examination of the arguments for and against the concept of 'AI slop' in technology.
A personal narrative describing a week from the perspective of a hummingbird hawk-moth.