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Highlights

The working class is voting Tory. Why?

Long reads

Mary Dejevsky State-funded vaccines will make millions for private individuals

Alison Caffyn The true cost of Britain’s addiction to factory-farmed chicken

Sam Brooke The eco-homes that pay their own mortgages

News analysis

Daisy Dunne Is the Green Party surge linked to concern over the climate crisis?

Daisy Dunne Rich nations are feeling the heat on climate funding

Ben Chu Why it’s complacent to talk about record economic growth

Andrew Griffin The fight between Facebook and Trump is only just beginning

World

Simon Speakman Cordall At home with the Cisses: What awaits Mali mother-of-nine at home?

Donald Kirk We need to talk about Kim: US and South Korea to meet in Washington

Voices

Vince Cable Can Boris Johnson avoid becoming the prime minister who lost Scotland?

Jenny Eclair In the battle of Kate Middleton vs Meghan Markle, my money’s on Kate

Caroline Lucas The Queen’s Speech is a chance to urgently tackle the climate crisis

Politics Explained

Politics explained

Andrew Grice Can Keir Starmer get Labour back on track?

Politics explained

John Rentoul Is Batley and Spen Labour’s next by-election headache?

Politics explained

Sean O'Grady How the pandemic boosted Boris Johnson’s popularity

Politics explained

Sean O'Grady Do we need a new royal yacht in honour of Prince Philip?

Sport

Jack Rathborn Saunders set for character test after crushing defeat to Canelo

Rachel Steinberg Tackling how to get girls into rugby union

Culture

Charlotte Cripps Antonia Fraser: I was once told, ‘You write like a man.’

Clarisse Loughrey End of Sentence’s healing road trip is familiar but effective

Clarisse Loughrey Cowboys is a sweetly realised drama about the trans experience

Travel

Mark Jones Why you should visit the rough-hewn Alentejo

Simon Calder Will I get green for go or amber for isolation during my Spain trip?

Editor’s letters

Editor’s letters

Ben Burrows After the Women’s Super League, Chelsea are on track to ‘win’ Europe

Editor’s letters

Chris Stevenson Election results across the UK have given parties plenty to think on

Editor’s letters

John Rentoul Why I don’t think there will be a new Scottish independence referendum

Editor’s letters

Andrew Woodcock By-elections have a habit of leaving a mark on UK politics

Janet Street-Porter

Broadcaster and writer, well-known for her regular appearances on ITV’s Loose Women

Janet Street-Porter Forget the ‘green list’ – time to explore an unloved bit of Britain

Janet Street-Porter A complete ban on plastic bags is the way to help the environment

Janet Street-Porter Sorry Amazon, there’s much more to a hair salon than technology

Mary Dejevsky

Expert on foreign affairs, Russian politics and diplomatic relations between the Kremlin and the west

Mary Dejevsky The Exchequer must fix labour shortages if migrants leave the UK

Mary Dejevsky Britain’s partnership with India is not going as planned

Mary Dejevsky Johnson was right about daily press briefings – his U-turn is shameful

Hamish McRae

Authority on business, finance and the intersection between the worlds of economics and politics

Hamish McRae The fun Elon Musk has with Dogecoin shows the irrationality of value

Hamish McRae How will the west react when India’s economy surges?

Hamish McRae It is always worth listening to what Warren Buffett has to say