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Why are England wasting time waiting for Tuchel?

Winning the World Cup is the aim, so the new boss should start now

He's been shot, and punched by Mike Tyson, but British boxing's great survivor is back on top and aiming to rule the world

This is where the magic happens,\" reads a big neon sign scrawled across the entrance to the offices of arguably the most powerful man in British boxing today.

How Sketch went from 'obscene' to era-defining

After arocky start, the glamorous and infamous restaurant is now an institution

Money is worth less than time'

He's quit Fendi, but what will Kim Jones do next?

London's Roman Amphitheatre

Guildhall Yard, EC2V

Liberals didn't notice they'd lost relevance in the all-consuming digital sphere

There are many reasons why Donald Trump might have won the election last week.

Do we have to die?

One neuroscientist thinks the answer is no

How to have a magical Christmas in Edinburgh

From cosy cobblestone streets to abundant Yuletide goings-on, few cities rival the Scottish capital in creating Christmas whimsy.

London's best festive restaurants

The social season is upon us once more. These are the city’s most coveted Christmas venues, which need to be booked soon so as to not miss out on the tinsel and tipples.

Rag'n'Bone Man

I struggle with being recognised... I'll never really feel comfortable with it'

From cucumbers to katsu, what your area's top Deliveroo orders say about you

When predicting the Deliveroo orders of each London borough, you'd be forgiven for falling back on stereotypes. Hackney with its boujie Torres crisps and small plates (though these don't exactly travel well), Chelsea with its Waitrose crowd and Lambeth with its various Canary Wharf finance bro lunch options.

Does queuing for pints in pubs herald the end of civilisation?

Londoners have embarked on some very strange, uncouth behaviour

Just colour them green - Reeves and Phillipson are all envy

Labour's attack on private schools is misguided and damaging

One question is terrifying the Democrats right now

What if Donald Trump’s America First policies are...a great success?

A PLACE TO CALL HOME

Refugees and the homeless are London's two most disadvantaged groups. Our Winter Appeal, in collaboration with Comic Relief which has pledged £500,000 to get us started aims to help them

The downfall of The Guardian

With Labour in power, the paper should be driving the agenda - instead, it's at war with itself

Hold On to Your Maga Hats... - ... it's Trump 2.0, and this time there are no guardrails and nobody to stand in his way. Jon Sopel reports on an American revolution

Soon after Joe Biden had become president, I travelled with him to Carbis Bay in Cornwall to the G7 summit. It would be the new president's first major outing onto the world stage, and he had a message to deliver to his allies in Europe: "America is back" - American leadership internationally would resume.

The era of longevity is almost upon us. But can our minds really keep up?

A post-ageing world is just around the corner, says longevity scientist AUBREY DE GREY, and it’s going to change the way we live

Hidden London

SECRET SPOTS YOU SIMPLY HAVE TO DISCOVER

How Christian Louboutin fell in love with Melides in Portugal

The wild beauty of this seaside village charmed the French fashion designer so much that he made it his home

Actor Millie Bobby Brown romances in Hyde Park, feasts at Sheesh and buys thelot at Harrods

Interview with Actor Millie Bobby Brown

How will Arteta manage without influential Edu?

Arsenal need smooth transition between eras just like Man City

"I had no one in Manchester apart from my PlayStation"

Aaron Wan-Bissaka was a young man rated among the country's most promising footballers when Manchester United came calling in the summer of 2019.

The battle for the soul of Soho

Inside the war between London's porn baron family and the council they say is killing the vibe

At the table: Sad steaks seasoned with despair

Fetch the smelling salts, you're in for a shock: A Restaurant Critic Hates a Famously Terrible Restaurant. Low-hanging fruit? Perhaps.

Class portrait Nobody else writes about middle England so acutely

Tessa Hadley's first novella depicts women in refreshing ways

How a tiny cult radio station in Hackney took over the world

I think the most obscure place I've had a listener email from so far was probably a guy in the Yukon,\" laughs Flo Dill, the host of NTS Radio's flagship morning show.

Was it the chattering classes who lost it?

I'm no Trump fan but I'm glad his insufferable opponents failed

Halloween's grotesque charade is never over in the United States

We are witnessing a prolonged farce that is consuming its talents and might

This is the week America waged a war on woke and won

BLM, Latinx, pronouns, critical race theory, defunding the police it’s over