From the magazine

Featuring a Grade II former toll house, a topiary garden and a château-style facade

The 59th festival of contemporary art signals an ‘epochal shift in attitudes’

Back in 2009, Jez Butterworth’s play took the world by storm. Now it’s back

A ‘sharply observed, often witty, eminently moving memoir’

A second big-screen helping of Julian Fellowes’ drama

The world’s top two female boxers faced off for the first time and produced an ‘unforgettable’ show

Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr is the clear favourite to win next week’s election

Brutal April, dot-bust redux and a re-balancing act

Jodie Comer's ‘ferocious yet forensic performance’ blows the audience away in Suzie Miller’s play

This fourth-generation Fabia is more aerodynamic and economic than its predecessor

For a British tourist of a certain age, a visit to the battle sites is ‘spine-tingling’

Cook these tender kebabs slightly away from the fire, for a little longer than usual

The current Senate is the oldest in American history, with an average age of 64

Featuring equestrian facilities, acres of mature grounds and substantial barns

The country is only a few more ‘bad decisions’ away from disaster

The unusual building has reopened to the public following a six-year, £68m refurbishment

The current poll average puts its support at 24%, against the Democratic Unionist Party’s 19%

Featuring Whatever Happened to Baby Jane Austen?, Comfort Blanket and Taking on Putin

This is a ‘thrilling reassessment of Donne’s oddly hinged career’

Only four races in and Mercedes already look off the pace

It’s hard to find a solid business case for the billionaire’s buyout of the social media platform

‘Hats off’ to Nicolas Cage who stars as Nick Cage in this ‘batty comic caper’

Russia’s main war aim in Ukraine is now ‘the liberation of the Donbas’

Boris Johnson did not return with much to show for his trip, with the Ukraine war a major ‘obstacle’

Steve Coogan stars as a ‘slimy’ film producer in this #MeToo Channel 4 drama

Emlyn Williams’s 1938 play has not been seen in London since 1985

Furious tennis authorities condemn ‘discriminatory and unfair’ ban of Russian and Belarusian players

Nearly six months on – amid mounting embarrassment and expense – the need to offload Bulb is becoming pressing

With prices ranging from £40 to £729

Tanzania’s Ugalla River National Park is ‘a good news story’ that has been overlooked in the pandemic

Last week, a gunman set off smoke bombs and opened fire on a rush-hour train in the city

Featuring thatch roofing, exposed beams and bee-friendly flowerbeds

Could space-based solar power be the answer to the world’s energy problems?

Even the most grudging critics will be left in no doubt: this is a ‘superlative’ event

Scott’s memoirs tell the story of his disturbed upbringing and traumatic adult life

Ousted PM became a populist ‘cult leader’ who is ‘hero-worshipped’ by many