In Brief

It’s clear that at 74, Clinton is still fired up, ‘ambitious’ and keen to wield influence

Commemorative Platinum Jubilee coin reminiscent of other historic designs

From a resurgence of wild beavers to the ‘Borrowdale Banksy’

The Week’s pick of must-listen shows

From films and documentaries to musicals for all the family

Pro-Beijing candidates sweep controversial Legislative Council vote

Last week, Elon Musk expressed concerns about the global population growing out of control

Testimony of former desk officer said prioritising of applicants was ‘arbitrary and dysfunctional’

A look at the numbers behind the world-class duo

How the duo compare at the top level for club and country

A look at the two superstar footballers

Messi has added a seventh Ballon d’Or to his trophy cabinet

Thousands of voluntary and paid roles to be filled as jab target raised

Controversy after oil giant pulls out of proposed Cambo project

The UN estimates that about 23 million Afghans are facing acute hunger

Tory MP says vogue for ‘gender-flipping’ characters has helped create crisis in masculinity

Bringing babies onto the green benches is against the ‘rules of behaviour and courtesies’

New government expected to be sworn in next week, signalling end of Angela Merkel’s 16-year rule

Consumer watchdog says better prices can be had on most of the so-called bargain offers

The basic issue is how much autonomy Ethiopia’s regions should have

Boris Johnson has ‘a moral duty to set this right’, said The Observer

Last week, a record 1,185 migrants crossed the Channel to Kent in small boats

Women competitors will be required to ‘wear short tight pants with a close fit’

Plans to delist Ryanair from the LSE could spell ‘another blow’ to the ‘dwindling’ London market

Sussex University students claim ‘trans and non-binary students are safer and happier for it’

Boris Johnson claims his plans to cut carbon emissions will help create 440,000 jobs by 2030

The Assisted Dying Bill – which would allow doctors to assist in the deaths of terminally ill patients – has relevance for ‘millions’

Twenty years ago, the NHS accounted for 27% of all day-to-day public service spending. Today, that figure is closer to 40%

93% of GPs in England see the health secretary’s plans to encourage face-to-face appointments as unacceptable

Parisian luxury house adds opticals to digital offering

State-accredited reporters to undergo training aimed at stamping out dissent

Landmark report estimates around 330,000 children were abused by clergymen and officials between 1950 and 2020

Share price tumbles following the departure of CEO Nick Beighton

It could be a protracted wait to find out what form Germany’s next government will take