Andy Burnham's Borrowing Plans Amid Global Bond Rout ↗
Front page leadAndy Burnham has not ruled out further borrowing, despite a global bond rout that is impacting economies worldwide, including the US and Japan.
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The Observer's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on economics, interviews, and cultural topics. A prominent story discusses potential government borrowing amidst a global bond rout, while other articles delve into interviews with notable figures like Irvine…
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Irvine Welsh on Social Media and the Apocalypse ↗
Scottish novelist Irvine Welsh discusses social media, his childhood thieving habits, and his readiness for the apocalypse in an interview.
Caribbean Food Gains Popularity in the UK ↗
Caribbean cuisine is increasingly finding a new audience in the UK, moving from restaurants to home kitchens with accessible ingredients and diverse recipes.
Paolo Zampolli: Trump's Matchmaker in the White House ↗
The rise of Paolo Zampolli, once a matchmaker for Donald Trump and now a special envoy, highlights the convergence of private interests with public office in Washington.
Katherine Rundell: Be Brave Despite Fear ↗
Author Katherine Rundell shares her perspective, suggesting that her books aim to convey a message of bravery in the face of fear.
Apple's New Leader Needs to Be Tim Cook and Steve Jobs ↗
The new head of Apple must embody the combined qualities of both Tim Cook and the late Steve Jobs to succeed.
Wedding Dress Dilemma Days Before the Ceremony ↗
Fashion columnist Eva Wiseman faces a personal crisis as her wedding is imminent, and she still hasn't found a dress.
Charlotte Church: The End of Life As We Know It ↗
Charlotte Church reflects on the current state of the world, suggesting that the way we have been living is coming to an end.
Bayeux Tapestry: A Testament to Survival ↗
The arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry in the UK for the first time in 950 years prompts a look at its creation as a strategic act of survival by women.
Angela Rayner: Thriving on Chaos and Instability ↗
Angela Rayner, in an interview, states that she thrives on chaos and is accustomed to instability.
Dolly Parton and John Maynard Keynes: Generous Capitalists ↗
Will Hutton argues that both Dolly Parton and John Maynard Keynes understood the importance of generosity within capitalism.
The West Does Not Need Saving ↗
James Harding contends that the West does not require saving from those fighting for justice, opportunity, and dignity.
A Widow's Search for Meaning ↗
Melanie Reid shares her personal journey of seeking meaning in life after the loss of her husband.
Marlon James: The Liberation of Writing ↗
Booker prize-winner Marlon James discusses his new novel, writing about sex, coming out, and his return to Jamaica in an interview.
Met Orchestra's Triumphant Proms Debut ↗
The Met Orchestra achieved a triumphant debut at the Proms, overcoming significant odds.
Emma Cline's Audacious Portrait of Chosen Death ↗
Olivia Ovenden reviews Emma Cline's new book, describing it as an audacious portrait of a chosen death.
Mindhunter Exposes Serial Killer Expert's Fantasies ↗
The 'Mindhunter' series is explored for its portrayal of a 'serial killer expert' and the fantasies involved.
Graphic Novel: Major Taylor, World's Fastest Man ↗
A review of the graphic novel 'Major Taylor, the World's Fastest Man' by Frederick Noland.
In the Neighbourhood: Southside, Glasgow ↗
A travel piece exploring the Southside area of Glasgow.
The Case for Wax Museums ↗
Séamas O’Reilly makes a case for the enduring appeal and value of wax museums.
Erdem: Fashion's Romantic Rebel ↗
A piece on the fashion designer Erdem, described as a 'romantic rebel'.
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