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Ex-envoy to US: Trump likely to win if Harris does not act
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How Stormont wasted chance to save Austrian Jews from the Holocaust
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City figures and Labour insiders warn Starmer: less gloom, more optimism
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Cabinet told it is ‘back to nil-nil’ in battle with opposition
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1.6m disabled pensioners set to lose winter fuel payments
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‘Straight to YouTube’: low interest in Tory conference
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Old technology is stopping NHS embracing AI, says top scientist
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Crisis at Jewish Chronicle as it retracts stories based on ‘wild fabrications’
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Rapist who was allowed time with daughter loses parental rights
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Blitz tragedy that was hushed up is echoed in McQueen’s new film
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‘Go woke, go broke’ a myth for brands, says advertising study
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Screening trial could save thousands from prostate cancer
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That’s the whey to do it: artisans turn to ancient recipes for cheese revival
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Why are police forces still ignoring domestic abusers in their ranks?
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Revealed: ‘Inhumane’ treatment of migrants in pre-election roundup
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Poorest families are now sleeping on the floor, finds survey
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Bach Jr was the darling of Georgian London. Can that passion be revived?
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First UK onshore salmon project at risk over ‘factory farm’ claims
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Fury in Turkey at ‘massacre law’ to target 4m stray dogs
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‘It’s the height of horror’: protests across France in support of Gisèle Pélicot
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Artistic expression in the dock as fishing giant sues ‘culture jammer’
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Peru mourns Fujimori – but his deadly, corrupt legacy casts a dark pall
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Oxygen of publicity, helium of satire The bizarre Irish political voice ban
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Big win, fragile majority
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Vincent reframed Blockbuster to dispel tortured genius label
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Rachel Cooke CallingCa the shots
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In the Observer:
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Kate’s ‘Eat, Pray, Picnic’ vibe was corny but the subtext was clear: I’ve changed
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The Swift effect is small but may just swing it for Harris
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the death of Peru’s former president Alberto Fujimori
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Torsten Bell
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The Fed is about to cut interest rates … but by how much?
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Ten years after it voted no, can Scotland still engineer a case for independence?
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Nigel Oddy
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The Tories’ ‘competence’ led to Black Wednesday. Never forget
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Lloyds gave my £37,000 to the Duchy of Cornwall