Sarah Snook’s one-woman The Picture of Dorian Gray is gimmicky and shallow
Technical bravura, camera trickery and a high-wire, high-energy performance are not enough to make this show enjoyable or meaningful.
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The unlikely refuge of British supermarkets
As libraries and community centres disappear, retail spaces are becoming the last resort of people seeking connection.
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Britain is an entrepreneurial nation
New research shows the British public backs entrepreneurs – and doesn’t have a problem with the money that they make.
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Liz Truss is back – and this time she’s “popular”
Will “PopCon” undermine Rishi Sunak?
The King of suffering
Charles III’s cancer diagnosis marks the first, and possibly last, time Britain will understand him.
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The woman hunting Ed Davey
Angered by the Post Office scandal, Yvonne Tracey wants to bring down the Lib Dem leader.
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Financial pressures are taking a toll on council staff
New polling reveals poor training, accountability and overwork in local authorities.
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Too online, too rigid, too weird: why Ron DeSantis failed
The presidential hopeful was the darling of the intellectual right – that was his problem.
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