England
- Opinion
- Art
What’s the point of ‘unmasking’ Banksy?
A Reuters investigation claims to have “revealed” the elusive artist’s identity, but Banksy’s anonymity is the reason his works garner such excitement.
- Kylie Northover
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Whales go to Antarctica to get fat. Humans are taking their food
First it was Whale Wars, now it’s krill wars. The groups that took on Japanese whaling in Antarctica now have a new industry in their sights.
- Caitlin Fitzsimmons
The enchanting forest that gave the world its most famous bear
Just over the bridge is Pooh’s House. It’s an adorably cute recreation, built into a tree stump. By the main door is a big pile of used honey pots.
- David Whitley
Are the UK’s cities worth visiting? The top 20 ranked from worst to best
Which of the UK’s biggest cities has the most to offer tourists, and which are short of visitor appeal? An expert offers his candid verdict.
- Chris Moss
- Analysis
- World politics
Midterms, Moscow and MAGA’s main man: How 2026 will be shaped
What’s in store for the world next year? As our correspondents looked ahead, the thread stitching it all together – or pulling it apart – led back to the White House.
- Michael Koziol, David Crowe, Lisa Visentin and Zach Hope
- Analysis
- Russia-Ukraine war
First, the alarm goes off. Then my iPhone starts talking in an American accent
It’s 1.23am and our correspondent is about to witness what is a routine night for millions of people here.
- David Crowe
I tried London’s new $60-a-night capsule hotel
In the centre of the capital, the Zedwell Capsule Hotel offers Japanese-style “pods” at prices to rival hostels.
- Francesca Syz
I did a UK family road trip on a shoestring. Here’s what I learnt
Exploring the west of England’s highlights with the family is affordable when you can hop between holiday parks.
- David Whitley
‘Do you want to die?’ Victim reveals what knifeman asked while stabbing him six times
Stephen Crean confronted a knife-wielding assailant on a British high-speed train with nothing but his fists.
- Timothy Sigsworth
Built to keep people out, transformed castle now the UK’s most welcoming
A five-year renovation has transformed an 11th-century castle into the UK’s most accessible heritage attraction.
- Rob McFarland