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My mother and I are currently deep into what we are calling our voice-note era. By which I mean: I send her a voice note about my day and that thing that happened on the bus earlier. She replies with an essay and a heart emoji.

Netanyahu is becoming increasingly isolated, and Britain remains one of its closest allies in Europe. Starmer’s decision will count, writes academic Azriel Bermant

The police have already made several arrests following despicable violence that broke out in Southport earlier this week in the wake of the mass stabbing of children at a Taylor Swift holiday party. They continue hunting down the other perpetrators — but the harder question is how to deal with…

In Washington, Tyne and Wear, we found space, security and community. It shows the power of good planning, says architect and presenter George Clarke

It would have been 2018, I think, when I started to get messages that Huw Edwards wanted to meet me. He had started boxing, was starting to look a bit buff, and apparently was interested in contributing in some way to the magazine I was editing at the time, GQ.…

Were it admitted to the United States, the UK would not be much of a swing state. An exclusive Ipsos poll for the Evening Standard finds that more than twice as many Britons want Kamala Harris rather than Donald Trump as the next US president — 50 per cent to…

If liberals insist workers should focus more on race than shared class interests, they give right wing ammo for their culture war

Trump’s running mate is not a break from ruthless Republican capitalism – just a shameless repackaging of it

This navigation app is driven by the wisdom of crowds – and I’m delighted that my traffic updates play their part

My daily dips were a game-changer for my mental health. Now I’m suing the water company that’s deprived me of them, says Jo Bateman

Younger, slicker and more telegenic than her rival, the Democratic candidate really might just beat him, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes