The Pope vs. the Platforms ↗
Front page leadPope Leo XIV issues a strong defense of humanity against the perceived nihilism of Silicon Valley's AI vision.
United Kingdom
The Observer
The Observer's front page features a diverse range of stories, with a prominent piece on the Pope's defense of humanity against AI. Other top stories cover media, personal reflections on weddings and heritage, and the arts. The 'For Today' section offers a mix of finance, interviews, nature, and…
Top stories
The Observer and Me ↗
Former diplomat Mark Malloch-Brown shares how The Observer's coverage of apartheid influenced his career and why he supports the publication.
Something New: Weddings ↗
Eva Wiseman reflects on the unconventional experience of having an ex-boyfriend officiate her wedding after a 20-year relationship.
Theatre for All ↗
National Theatre artistic director Indhu Rubasingham discusses her vision for inclusive art and the enduring relevance of Shakespeare.
Westminster's Rush to Address Mega-Donors May Be Too Late ↗
Catherine Neilan reports on the urgency and potential ineffectiveness of Westminster's response to major political donors.
Derek Owusu: 'I've Never Figured Out How to Live' ↗
An interview with Derek Owusu where he discusses his personal struggles with navigating life.
My Week as a Ferruginous Beegrabber ↗
Simon Barnes recounts his personal experiences during a week observing and interacting with ferruginous beegrabbers.
Angela Hartnett's Recipes for Relaxed Weekend Pastas ↗
A collection of pasta recipes from renowned chef Angela Hartnett for leisurely weekend meals.
'Embrace the Grotesque!': Lily McMenamy Reveals All ↗
Fashion piece featuring model Lily McMenamy discussing her approach to style and embracing the unconventional.
At Large with Artist Amy Revier in Venice ↗
A feature on artist Amy Revier and her experiences while in Venice.
'There I Was, Wearing the Wig and the Dress': Jack Shep on Playing Princess Di ↗
Interview with Jack Shep, known for his breakout role on SNL UK, discussing his portrayal of Princess Diana.
The Design Class of 2026: Innovators Shaping London ↗
An article profiling emerging innovators who are set to influence London's creative landscape.
Rose Tremain's Riposte to Rebecca ↗
A review or discussion of Rose Tremain's literary work in response to Daphne du Maurier's 'Rebecca'.
Camille: 'Winning an Oscar is Like Lightning Falling on Your Head' ↗
An interview with Camille, who describes the overwhelming experience of winning an Oscar.
Albums of the Week ↗
A review of the latest albums from artists including Ezra Collective, The Tubs, and Bloc Party, with a special mention of a band to watch.
Venice Film Festival 2026: Star Power Keeps the Lido Afloat ↗
Jonathan Romney analyzes the Venice Film Festival in 2026, suggesting that celebrity presence is crucial for its success.
'It Was Like an Earthquake': Israeli Fury at News Netanyahu Was Warned of… ↗
Reports detail Israeli anger following revelations that Benjamin Netanyahu may have been warned about the October 7 attacks.
Twenty Years On From 'Blood Diamond', It's Hard to Tell Which Diamonds Are… ↗
An examination of the ethical sourcing of diamonds, two decades after the film 'Blood Diamond' brought attention to the issue.
Fears Grow That Ebola Could Reach DRC Capital by End of Month ↗
Concerns are rising about the potential spread of Ebola, with fears it could reach the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo soon.
Sydney Sweeney's Nude Sports Ad is a Slam Dunk for Sexism ↗
A commentary piece arguing that Sydney Sweeney's nude sports advertisement promotes sexism.
Anthony Scaramucci: 'Getting My Ass Kicked in Washington, I Became More Human' ↗
Anthony Scaramucci reflects on his experiences in Washington D.C., stating that the hardships made him more relatable.
Britain is Morally Right to Sanction Israel – But It Won't Change Anything ↗
Kenan Malik argues that while Britain's sanctions against Israel are morally justified, they are unlikely to be effective.
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