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Queen Elizabeth and Greta Thunberg Are Sending the Same Message on Climate Change. Will World Leaders Listen?
The Queen's complaint comes only two weeks after Greta Thunberg made strikingly similar remarks
By Dan Stewart
October 15, 2021
How John le Carré's 'Silverview' Fits Into His Legacy
When John le Carré died last December, his obituarists struck a common theme: here was a master spy novelist who, despite selling millions of books and having his work adapted for television and film, never...
By Dan Stewart
October 12, 2021
A Top Economist on Why We Need a New Social Contract
Minouche Shafik, the British-American director of the London School of Economics, on why we need a new social contract
By Dan Stewart
August 11, 2021
England vs Germany Offers End to 25 Years of Hurt for One Man, and a Nation
In 1996, Germany defeated England at the European football championship, breaking hearts across the UK. A lot has changed since then.
By Dan Stewart
June 28, 2021
Why the 1995 Princess Diana Interview Is Causing a Firestorm
An official inquiry found a 1995 BBC interview with Princess Diana had been obtained deceitfully and unethically
By Dan Stewart
May 21, 2021
What Megan and Harry Mean for the Royal Future
The couple's allegation of racist treatment by the family comes with an aging monarch on the throne and the country in a moment of change
By Dan Stewart
March 9, 2021
Kazuo Ishiguro on His New Novel 'Klara and the Sun'
The convention of this interview format is to spend TIME With the subject, but with the U.K. in lockdown, physical proximity is impossible. So over a recent video call with Kazuo Ishiguro, we ponder where...
By Dan Stewart
March 2, 2021
The 10 Best Fiction Books of 2020
Reading fiction in 2020 was an act of defiance—of turning our attention away from the catastrophes playing out around us to engage in a quiet, imaginative act. And the year’s best fiction offered many paths...
By Lucy Feldman , Annabel Gutterman , Suyin Haynes , Ciara Nugent , Dan Stewart and Lucas Wittmann
November 19, 2020
Veep
Creator Armando Iannucci Says These Times Call for Charles Dickens
In 1837, Charles Dickens moved into a narrow terraced house north of Central London. 48 Doughty Street was the novelist's home for only 2½ years, but they were productive ones--he wrote Oliver Twist and Nicholas...
By Dan Stewart
August 20, 2020
Best-Selling Novelist David Mitchell Talks About Visiting the 1960s Rock Music Scene in New Novel Utopia Avenue
In David Mitchell's new novel, Utopia Avenue, a member of the 1960s psychedelic folk rock band that gives the book its name is asked by an interviewer which category its eclectic music falls into. "You're...
By Dan Stewart
July 9, 2020
Hilary Mantel on 'The Mirror and the Light'
In London, the ghosts of history are never far away. The past lies close to the surface of its narrow streets and the walls of its churches. At Gray’s Inn, the cluster of stately brick...
By Dan Stewart
March 6, 2020
These 6 Leaders Shaped the World in 2019
Leaders from New Zealand, France, India, China and the U.S. were most influential
By Charlie Campbell , Molly Ball , Brian Bennett , Billy Perrigo , Dan Stewart and Vivienne Walt
December 13, 2019
Hunt: Saudi Arabia Has 'Paid the Price' for Khashoggi Killing
"I think they have paid a big reputational price and there have been profound diplomatic consequences.”
By Dan Stewart
July 11, 2019
The Fateful Decision That Led to Theresa May's Downfall
The date was June 9, 2017
By Dan Stewart
May 24, 2019
Mohamed Salah: 'We Need to Change the Way We Treat Women in Our Culture'
"It's not optional"
By Dan Stewart
April 17, 2019
Watch a Piece of Glacier the Size of a Skyscraper Crash Into the Ocean in This Clip From Netflix’s
Our Planet
75 million tons of ice broke off from the Store Glacier in just 20 minutes
By Dan Stewart
March 28, 2019
David Attenborough Isn't Sure We Can Save the Natural World. But at 92, He's Not Giving Up Trying
David Attenborough's new series is more than just another nature documentary
By Dan Stewart
March 28, 2019
Costa Rica's President Carlos Alvarado Quesada Wants to Set a Green Example for the World
The most valuable resource at the world economic Forum at Davos is time. No one has enough of it, so everyone makes compromises to make the most of it. President Carlos Alvarado Quesada of Costa...
By Dan Stewart
February 7, 2019
Journalist's Disappearance Underscores Autocrats' Rising Brutality
There's increasing publicity to their impunity
By Dan Stewart
October 10, 2018
The 3 Big Takeaways from Donald Trump's Controversial Interview with The Sun
The U.S. President blasted Prime Minister May's plan for Brexit in an interview with the British tabloid
By Dan Stewart
July 13, 2018
Gary Oldman on Winston Churchill, Populism and Harvey Weinstein Allegations
The actor on how he transformed into Winston Churchill for Darkest Hour and what people today can learn from the wartime leader's example TIME: What appealed to you about playing Winston Churchill? Gary Oldman: For...
By Dan Stewart
November 16, 2017
Philip Pullman Has Made a Career Building New Worlds. He’s Not Done Yet
When Philip Pullman was 10 years old, he witnessed a vision that has stayed with him ever since. The year was 1956, and he was living in South Australia, where his stepfather was a pilot...
By Dan Stewart
October 19, 2017
Philip Pullman on His New Trilogy, His Influences and the Upcoming
His Dark Materials
TV Show
The article contains minor spoilers on the plot of La Belle Sauvage. It’s been over twenty years since Philip Pullman introduced readers to the universe of His Dark Materials, and now he’s back with the...
By Dan Stewart
October 18, 2017
Theresa May Tells U.K. Conservative Party to 'Shape Up'
She was disrupted by a persistent dry throat, and a confrontational comic
By Dan Stewart
October 4, 2017
Britain's May Says Brexit Won't Mean Brexit Until 2021
Implementation period of "around two years" would push full withdrawal back to 2021
By Dan Stewart
September 22, 2017
Theresa May Is Going Nowhere. Here's Why
The British Prime Minister says she plans to stay in office for years. She may be right
By Dan Stewart
August 31, 2017
How Diana Became Britain's 'Queen of the Heart'
I met Princess Diana in 1991, when I was 11 years old. I belonged to the choir of St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, and we sang services for the royal family on occasion. Diana came...
By Dan Stewart / London
August 24, 2017
Should Mercenaries Take Over In Afghanistan?
The U.S. strategy on Afghanistan is in flux as President Trump refused to sign off on a Pentagon plan to increase U.S. troop levels from 8,400 to 12,000 to deal with a resurgent Taliban. Now...
By Dan Stewart
August 10, 2017
Britain Stumbles Toward Exit Talks With a Reinvigorated Europe
It must have seemed like a good idea at the time. In April, British Prime Minister Theresa May called for a snap election in hopes of consolidating her power. Polls suggested that her Conservative Party...
By Dan Stewart / London
June 15, 2017
How Long Can Theresa May Hold On as Prime Minister?
The last time a British Prime Minister was humiliated in a vote they called themselves, they resigned the following day: That was David Cameron on June 24 last year. Theresa May didn't lose the general...
By Mark Leftly and Dan Stewart
June 9, 2017
Hung Parliament Confirmed in U.K. Election
It's an extraordinary failure for May and her Conservative Party
By Dan Stewart and Mark Leftly
June 8, 2017
London Strives to Remain a Place the World Will Call Home
Every weekend, Borough Market fills with Londoners and tourists eager to stock up on everything from Italian licorice and Egyptian koshari to Caribbean spices and Balkan pastries. It's a hub for food lovers, where languages...
By Dan Stewart / London
June 8, 2017
Britain Will Overcome Terrorism the Same Way It Always Has
An attack on your city feels like an attack on a way of life
By Dan Stewart / London
June 4, 2017
Britain Comes Under Attack at a Turning Point
The device was apparently a crude collage of household items, nuts, screws and bolts packed around 2 lb. of explosives. Like its creator, it appears to have been made in Britain. At about 10:30 p.m....
By Dan Stewart / London
May 25, 2017
What to Know About Julian Assange's Legal Status
Can the Wikileaks co-founder now walk free?
By Kate Samuelson and Dan Stewart
May 19, 2017
Theresa May Is Channelling Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton In the General Election
The UK's general election is shaping up like the US presidential race
By Dan Stewart
May 3, 2017
France's Marine Le Pen Accused of Plagiarizing
"It’s totally deliberate, a wink and a nod, a small loan"
By Dan Stewart
May 2, 2017
5 Reasons Why Theresa May Wants a General Election Now
All polls point to a May landslide
By Dan Stewart
April 18, 2017
Theresa May Shocks Britain by Calling for Snap Election
British Prime Minister Theresa May has announced her intention to call a snap general election on June 8, an unexpected move intended to cement her position as Brexit negotiations begin. May had repeatedly insisted she...
By Dan Stewart
April 18, 2017
Cadbury's 'War on Easter' Brings Out the Inner Churchill in Theresa May
At last, Britain’s Prime Minister is really angry about something
By Dan Stewart
April 4, 2017
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May Triggers Article 50, Making 'Brexit' Official
Britain has now begun its journey out of the European Union
By Dan Stewart / London
March 29, 2017
Theresa May's Conservatives Ride High as Rivals Flail in By-Elections
Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party consolidated its grip on power in the United Kingdom on Thursday with a pair of off-year elections in which rivals on left and right suffered humiliating defeats. The Conservatives...
By Dan Stewart
February 24, 2017
Tony Blair Urges British Voters to 'Rise Up' Against Brexit
The former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has launched a campaign to keep Britain in the European Union, issuing a call to those who voted to remain in the bloc to "rise up in defense...
By Dan Stewart
February 17, 2017
Trump Makes Undiplomatic Call for Farage to Be U.S. Envoy
The President-election makes an unprecedented suggestion to Britain
By Dan Stewart
November 22, 2016
Trump Meets Farage Ahead of U.K. Leader
The UKIP leader has told his country's government that he is happy to "provide introductions" to the U.S. President-elect
By Dan Stewart / London
November 14, 2016
What to Know About the U.K. Brexit Ruling
High Court decision has thrown a wrench in the gears of Theresa May's government
By Dan Stewart / London
November 3, 2016
Why
The Great British Bake Off
Is Like Brexit (No, Really)
They both have at their centers a conservative vision of a Britain that doesn’t exist
By Dan Stewart / London
October 27, 2016
The Heathrow Decision Is Supposed to Show Britain Is Open for Business. It Says the Opposite
It was a decision over 50 years in the making. The British government today gave its approval to the expansion of Heathrow Airport, one of the world’s largest and long one of its most congested...
By Dan Stewart
October 25, 2016
Red on Red: A Divided Labour Is Struggling to Survive
Amid the shouting and the booing, it was hard for Tom Cardwell to remember that everyone here—technically—was on the same side. Cardwell was in Liverpool in spring, listening to Louise Ellman, his Member of Parliament,...
By Dan Stewart
October 21, 2016
Britain's Theresa May Signals 'Hard Brexit'
"This is going to be a deal that works for Britain"
By Dan Stewart/London
October 2, 2016
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