Miles Ellingham spends a lost week at the Venice Biennale

In a new book, the 21-year-old journalist Theo Baker lifts the lid on the lucrative world of clubs, hackathons and venture capitalists that make Stanford University a breeding ground for Silicon Valley billionaires

At 77, the Slovenian philosopher is still the world’s most incorrigible and wayward public intellectual. Miles Ellingham is invited into his home to talk free speech, fascism and farts

The man who holds the record for the highest price paid at auction for work by a living artist unveils a shiny new Venus in Athens – and answers questions about balloon animals, porn stars and dinner with Jeffrey Epstein

Meet the 20,000 pedigree pooches, breeders, obsessive owners and fastidious judges at ‘the world’s greatest dog show’

Soak up the atmosphere in this Andalucían city

As the capital celebrates Guy Fawkes Night, a rapid-response team awaits the call to come to the aid of the city’s critically injured

Just Stop Oil activists have moved on to a new campaign: citizen’s arrests of CEOs

How the city’s young are clinging to normality while war rages on

Impolite, outlandish and determinedly eccentric, the art world’s ‘inside-outers’ have spent 60 years dividing opinion. They share their collective wisdom on love, politics and mortality

For more than a century, elements of the far-right have been attracted by the rigour of eastern disciplines