Judd Apatow: ‘Trump is not intellectually capable of leading the US’
The comedy polymath behind ‘Knocked Up’ and ‘The 40-Year-Old Virgin’ speaks to Clémence Michallon about politics, letting go of grudges, and his new film, ‘The King of Staten Island’
Musicians reveal how they are coping without touring
Cancelled gigs and tours have hit musicians hard but the likes of Phoebe Bridgers, Rufus Wainwright and Tim Burgess have filled the void by getting creative online. There’s still hope, they tell Alexandra Pollard
Narco-submarines, torpedoes and squid: How drug cartels are adapting to lockdowns around the world
Luke Taylor in Bogota reports on the challenges drug traffickers face from the Covid-19 pandemic, and the innovative solutions some have found to get around them
Lib Dem leadership frontrunner says she can free party from coalition shackles
The frontrunner to be the next leader of the Liberal Democrats has suggested she can free the party from the shackles of its coalition past.
What are my immediate chances of travelling to the US?
Simon Calder answers your questions on trips to the US and Italy, changing the departure airport for a rebooked flight, and new insurance policies
Debut novelists beware: ‘Some publishers only want trophy authors’
The publishing world loves a debut author. But is too much emphasis put on the ‘next big thing’ at the expense of building careers? And are Bame writers missing out? David Barnett reports
Liverpool need only look to past to know title is well worth the wait
The Reds are set to capture another record when they eventually claim the title in English football’s longest ever season
The unexpected joys of travelling much, much closer to home
Even as lockdown restrictions ease, hyperlocal travel has its charms, says Helen Coffey
Trump insiders say his campaign is falling apart
'No one wants to get fired, so no one will tell the President why he’s losing — but maybe that’s OK because none of them understand why'
How Italia 90 started football’s love affair with music
New Order’s Peter Hook, Keith Allen and The Farm’s Peter Hooton on how ‘World in Motion’ and Italia 90 fused music, football and fashion in a way that changed British culture for decades. James McMahon describes a summer like no other
Lorde’s Melodrama captures the second adolescence of being queer
The New Zealand artist’s debut album ‘Pure Heroine’ pulled its emotional punches in favour of analytical – even anthropological – observations, writes Alexandra Pollard. Four years later, in the wake of a painful break-up, she lost her cool
Worldwide Knit In Public Day: Everything you need to start knitting
It's a hobby that can come in handy if you’re looking to hand make clothes, gifts or simply trying to improve your dexterity
World Gin Day 2020: Everything you need to celebrate in style
Whether you're a connoisseur or looking to try something new, this is your ultimate guide to the botanical spirit
Queen in first major appearance since lockdown for official birthday
Queen’s ‘official’ birthday is celebrated on second Saturday of June
What does new ‘support bubble’ rule mean for single people?
On Wednesday, Boris Johnson announced that people living alone in England can form a ‘support bubble’ with one other household and stay overnight
Canadian indigenous chief Allan Adam battered by police during arrest
Video of incident described as 'shocking' by Justin Trudeau and raises questions over racism in Royal Canadian Mounted Police