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Highlights

What’s wrong with the economy? Well, just look at how we create money

Long reads

William Cook The forgotten Pre-Raphaelite sisterhood

Thomas Moynihan Can artificial intelligence become addicted?

Oliver Carroll How ‘Russia’s Coca-Cola’ took on a racist cult and won

News analysis

Anna Isaac Why the cost-of-living crunch is only just beginning

Phil Thornton Row at IMF and World Bank shows need for wider leadership gene pool

Anna Isaac Britain’s trade talks with Gulf must weigh investment and human rights

Daisy Dunne Biodiversity is on the brink. Can a UN summit make a difference?

World

Shweta Sharma India’s new ‘digital authoritarianism’ challenged in courts

Charlotte Peet All eyes on Brazil’s legal system as Bolsonaro faces a Covid reckoning

Voices

Hamish McRae What’s really happening in the Budget? These are the signals so far

Bel Trew The fatigue over northeast Syria must end before it’s too late

John Rentoul Mea Culpa: instances of the incidence of incidents

Politics Explained

Politics explained

John Rentoul Whatever happened to the idea of pre-Budget secrecy?

Politics explained

Adam Forrest Will Rishi Sunak lose his battle to avoid winter lockdown?

Politics explained

Sean O'Grady Who could replace Laura Kuenssberg as BBC political editor?

Politics explained

Sean O'Grady What if Cop26 doesn’t meet expectations?

Culture

Anya Ryan The Shark Is Broken is poignant despite its imperfections

James Rampton Why does Britain like to mythologise its past?

Isobel Lewis Ryan Calais Cameron on putting Black male mental health on stage

Sport

Oli Dickson Jefford The one-race shootout to decide the W Series title

Paul Eddison England’s world’s best set for their toughest test yet

Travel

Travel questions

Simon Calder Will the government extend list for accepting foreign vaccinations?

Travel questions

Simon Calder Will easyJet fly me to Spain for my February getaway?

Editor’s letters

Editor’s letters

Chris Stevenson Riding a rollercoaster 6,000 times – now that’s what I call dedication

Editor’s letters

John Rentoul The return of the former vaccine chief is a sign of trouble

Editor’s letters

Chris Stevenson Some light at the end of the tunnel for frustrated Channel 4 viewers

Editor’s letters

Charlotte Cripps Women presenters aren’t ‘flirting’, they’re just doing their job

Janet Street-Porter

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

Janet Street-Porter Should I feel guilty about my holiday to Spain?

Janet Street-Porter Christmas might end up being ‘cancelled’ again – but I don’t mind

Janet Street-Porter Changing the way you look is not always going to make you happier

America

Eric Garcia Furious Republicans condemn contempt vote against Bannon

Andrew Feinberg Which party faces the bigger nightmare in next year’s midterms?

Eric Garcia Why progressive could face heartbreak trying to primary Kyrsten Sinema

Mary Dejevsky

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

Mary Dejevsky Why an award from Russia could complicate my life

Mary Dejevsky Nato’s power is waning and a new world order over security is emerging

Mary Dejevsky Is Germany’s election a sign the left is making a comeback in Europe?

Editorials

Editorial Rishi Sunak will be judged by his actions, not by his words

Editorial The NHS needs protecting now – we can’t afford the same mistakes

Editorial There are many potential mistakes Sunak needs to avoid in the Budget

Hamish McRae

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

Hamish McRae Heat pumps will replace boilers but it’s a marathon, not a sprint

Hamish McRae The biggest lessons we can learn from the supply chain crisis

Hamish McRae Taxes are going up – but there are plenty of reasons to be cheerful