Harrison Ford plays a president-turned-monster, but avoids discussing Trump
The actor, who stars in the film ‘Captain America: Brave New World,’ prefers to avoid talking about U.S. politics
‘Go Back to Where You Came From’: A flawed reality show that shines a light on racism and immigration
Channel 4 takes six Britons with intense and controversial viewpoints to places like Somalia, Syria, Lebanon, and Kenya to experience first-hand the tragedy of displaced people
Kate Atkinson, the unclassifiable bestseller: From crime fiction to the magical world of Yorkshire
The acclaimed British author, who has sold millions of books worldwide, reflects on her career and the value of giving fiction distance from contemporary issues to ensure it stands the test of time
Is Donald Trump still the UK and Ireland’s ‘American friend’?
The new president sows economic and geopolitical concerns in London and Dublin, both of whom have traditionally enjoyed a special relationship with the United States
The last secrets of Kim Philby, the Soviet double agent who betrayed the UK
The British secret service has declassified new documents about the famous spy who ended up fleeing to Moscow, where he died alone and drunk 25 years later
Musk and Putin’s dual interference in Europe
The Tesla boss’s support of the far-right AfD in Germany and the insults to the British government, are compounding nervousness on the continent
Ringo Starr: ‘The Beatles weren’t partying when doing the tracks. We did that occasionally, and the track was always shit’
The band’s former drummer is releasing a country album at the age of 84. ‘If a country act was going around England, they always went to Liverpool. Sister Rosetta Thorpe blew me away,’ he tells EL PAÍS
Daniel Craig: “I wouldn’t have been able to star in ‘Queer’ during the years I was playing James Bond”
The English actor is nominated for a Golden Globe for his role as a heroin-addicted writer in Luca Guadagnino’s new film and is tipped to work again with the Italian director
Kate Middleton’s measured return to center stage
The Princess of Wales has gradually resumed her public engagements in a series of hand-picked events under the full glare of the spotlight
King Charles and Prince William pocket millions in rent from schools, hospitals and military facilities
A media investigation finally reveals the source of the British royal family’s private fortune after decades demanding transparency
The business magnates’ long goodbye: How the world’s richest people are planning their succession
Warren Buffett, Rupert Murdoch, Carlos Slim, Amancio Ortega, Juan Roig, Giorgio Armani and Bernard Arnault are facing one of the most critical moments for any family business: generational change. And in some cases, it is far from clear who will be their successor
Sarah Jaffe: ‘No one wants to admit they’re rich or poor. Everyone wants to think of themselves as middle class’
The American labor journalist has not only investigated precarious jobs, she has also held them. The working class, she says, doesn’t look like a white guy in a hard hat anymore
A night filled with ministers, spies and guests: Inside the luxury hotel in the Old War Office in London
Under the spirit of real people such as Winston Churchill and literary figures like James Bond, the Raffles chain has turned the legendary OWO building into one of the most expensive hotels in the world. The MI5 and MI6 intelligence services were born in the basement
Kate Middleton’s controversial strategy to control her cancer story
The video revealing the end of the Princess of Wales’ chemotherapy treatment moved some in the U.K. while irritating others
Mike Lynch: The rise and fall of the ‘British Bill Gates’
The businessman died when his yacht sank off the Sicilian coast after surviving 12 grueling years of legal battles
Keir Starmer: The methodical lawyer who turned the Labour Party around
The winner of the U.K. election has managed to preserve left-wing unity while repeating Tony Blair’s pivot towards the center
UK elections: Conservatives’ defeat pushes party towards a more radical populism
The figures emerging as future leaders of the opposition come from the hard-right wing of the Tories
London court rules WikiLeaks founder Assange can appeal against an extradition order to the US
High Court judges Victoria Sharp and Jeremy Johnson said Assange has grounds to challenge the United Kingdom’s government’s extradition order
What if pro-Palestinian protests cross the Atlantic? France and the UK fear contagion
The movement on campuses is currently very limited in Europe, where authorities are torn between showing firmness and allowing dialogue
US provides minimal assurances that Assange will not be sentenced to death if extradited
The British magistrates, who demanded guarantees from Washington that the WikiLeaks co-founder will receive a fair trial, will decide on May 20 if the extradition should go ahead
J. K. Rowling again questions trans women in challenge to Scottish government
The writer has attacked the new Hate Crime and Public Order Act, which provides new protections for the trans community
King Charles III reappears in public at Easter Sunday service
The monarch, who is still undergoing cancer treatment, is seeking to overcome the current crisis of confidence in the British monarchy
Shlomo Ben Ami: ‘The US abstention at the UN was a way of twisting Israel’s arm’
The former Israeli minister says that the passage of the Gaza ceasefire resolution shows that Biden is ‘fed up’ with Netanyahu, and believes the Israeli prime minister is convinced that Washington wants him out
Catherine, Princess of Wales: A PR crisis impossible for Kensington Palace to solve
The royal decided to tell the public that she has cancer after seeing the warm response’s to King Charles’ announcement
UK court delays Assange’s extradition to the US pending assurances about his fate
High Court judges Victoria Sharp and Jeremy Johnson will allow the WikiLeaks co-founder to appeal his transfer if the American government does not provide guarantees that his life and rights will be upheld
Kate Middleton, the woman who rose to the top and conquered the British people
The Princess of Wales has followed in the footsteps of Elizabeth II by portraying a traditional image and a sense of duty at her public events
Catherine, Princess of Wales, reveals she has cancer
In a prerecorded video, the princess announced that she was diagnosed after she underwent abdominal surgery in mid-January and is now receiving treatment
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