The Weekend Interview Steven Pinker: “Something that’s arbitrary can be highly rational” The cognitive psychologist on violence, the Enlightenment and the reasons we never say what we mean By Tanjil Rashid
Emmanuel Carrère betrays his parents The French novelist and screenwriter’s new book is an unsparing yet seductive portrait of his parents а> By Chris Tayler
1. The end of Andy Burnham’s beginning The Prime Minister has proven he can reunite Labour’s 2024 coalition – but he has more work to do By Ethan Croft
In Trump’s America, the death penalty has been resurrected As prisoners in Louisiana, we watch on as executions return to death row By John Corley
After Holborn and St Pancras The end of Andy Burnham’s beginning The Prime Minister has proven he can reunite Labour’s 2024 coalition – but he has more work to do By Ethan Croft
British Politics Generational warfare, the embarrassment of Hinge, and Jeffrey Archer’s shepherd’s pie parties Andrew Marr