Iran
Let them eat yellowcake
A missing stockpile of enriched uranium has become Tehran’s key bargaining chip in talks with Washington, following the brutal suppression of mass protests, Ruth Michaelson reports
Care
Going to the dogs
There are 130,000 vacancies across care companies, council and nursing homes in Britain. It’s no surprise, when looking after pets pays more than looking after people, Melanie Reid writes
Wuthering Heights
Horny on the moors
Sensuality seeps into every aspect of Emerald Fennell’s provocative ‘BDSM Bridgerton’ adaptation of the Emily Brontë novel, Wendy Ide writes. It’s red-blooded, raunchy and entirely unfaithful
For today
Loans
Amalie Sortland
Why are so many people trapped by student debt?
Anatomy of Britain
Martha Gill
Struggling for punters and prizes, British horse racing might fall at the last
A tale of two cities
Rory Smith
How PSG capitalised on fame and fortune to transcend football
Filmmaking
Erica Wagner
Michael Imperioli: ‘To make a living in this business is miraculous’
World
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Japan
Rupert Wingfield-Hayes
Japan’s first female prime minister has won a historic victory
USA
Stephen Armstrong
The cuts, cowardice and kowtowing that gutted the Washington Post
Ukraine
Liz Cookman
‘I try to sleep as much as possible, then you don’t notice the cold’
Iran
Chloe Hadjimatheou
‘Betraying his country’: 19-year-old Iranian footballer on death row for protesting
Ideas
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Gareth David
Spotify is strangling the music industry – bands like mine must make a stand
Rachel Sylvester
Sadiq Khan: ‘Starmer has to stay. You wouldn’t sack a football manager after 35 minutes’
Kenan Malik
The Epstein files reveal more than depravity, they unmask how the elite operates
Simon Barnes