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The Week UK

V. 1347
Magazine

The Week covers the Best of the British and Foreign Media. With its non partisan reporting, The Week gives the reader an insight into all the the news, people, arts, drama, property, books and how the international media has reported it. This concise guide allows the reader to be up to date and have a wealth of knowledge to allow them to discuss all these key topics with their friends and peers.

The main stories… …and how they were covered

THE WEEK

The Week

Politics

Spirit of the age

Good week for

Bad week for

Geronimo battle lost

Fuel change: E10 petrol

Poll watch

Europe at a glance

The world at a glance

People

Farewell

Life before the internet

The scourge of high inflation • Western economies haven’t faced rapidly rising inflation rates for decades. Is that about to change?

Inflation through the ages

The UK at a glance

Best articles: Britain

IT MUST BE TRUE… I read it in the tabloids

Best of the American columnists

Afghan refugees: did Biden knowingly betray them?

Best articles: International

Havana syndrome: an assault on the brains of US diplomats?

What the scientists are saying…

Rain falls on Greenland’s highest point

A life-saving invention

Gossip

Vaccinating children: decision time

The US occupation: an inevitable failure?

Operation Ark: valuing pets over people?

Nigella Lawson: cleaning up her recipes

Wit & Wisdom

Statistics of the week

Football: Cristiano Ronaldo’s second coming

F1: a “farcical” grand prix in rain-sodden Belgium

Cricket: can Root climb a “statistical Everest”?

Sporting headlines

Pick of the week’s correspondence

Afghanistan: lessons from history

Review of reviews: Books

Podcasts... Edwardiana, conspiracies and a kidnapping

Albums of the week: three new releases

Films to stream

New releases

The Chair: an endearing new Netflix campus drama

Exhibition of the week Ben Nicholson: From the Studio • Pallant House Gallery, Chichester (01243-774557, pallant.org.uk). Until 24 October

Elizabeth Blackadder: “elusive” painter of cats and flowers

Best books… Lavinia Greenlaw • The poet, novelist and non-fiction writer chooses five of her favourite books by female poets. Her latest book, the part memoir, part manifesto Some Answers Without Questions (Faber £12.99), is out now

The Week’s guide to what’s worth seeing

The Archers: what happened last week

Television

New to subscription TV

Best properties on the market

What the experts recommend

Recipe of the week: Lu rou fan

Consumer

Obituaries

Companies in the news ...and how they were assessed

Apple: tech’s “great successor” celebrates a decade

Issue of the week: Power to the Workers! • Unions of all kinds are flexing their muscles. Should we celebrate?

Latin America: what the experts think

Bubble alert • Prices of many assets have been soaring, said Tim Wallace in The Daily Telegraph. But “twitchy markets can suddenly turn”. Here are the five big potential bubbles that could burst:

Commentators

City profiles

Who’s tipping what

What I learnt while eavesdropping on the Taliban • Ian Fritz served in the US Air Force from 2008 to 2013. During that time, he spent 600 hours listening to Taliban radio communications. It wasn’t until the end of his tour that he understood what they were telling him

Welcome

Independent facts

What to study - and where • An insider’s guide to university choices

Moving...


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Frequency: Weekly Pages: 120 Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd Edition: V. 1347

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: September 3, 2021

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

News & Politics

Languages

English

The Week covers the Best of the British and Foreign Media. With its non partisan reporting, The Week gives the reader an insight into all the the news, people, arts, drama, property, books and how the international media has reported it. This concise guide allows the reader to be up to date and have a wealth of knowledge to allow them to discuss all these key topics with their friends and peers.

The main stories… …and how they were covered

THE WEEK

The Week

Politics

Spirit of the age

Good week for

Bad week for

Geronimo battle lost

Fuel change: E10 petrol

Poll watch

Europe at a glance

The world at a glance

People

Farewell

Life before the internet

The scourge of high inflation • Western economies haven’t faced rapidly rising inflation rates for decades. Is that about to change?

Inflation through the ages

The UK at a glance

Best articles: Britain

IT MUST BE TRUE… I read it in the tabloids

Best of the American columnists

Afghan refugees: did Biden knowingly betray them?

Best articles: International

Havana syndrome: an assault on the brains of US diplomats?

What the scientists are saying…

Rain falls on Greenland’s highest point

A life-saving invention

Gossip

Vaccinating children: decision time

The US occupation: an inevitable failure?

Operation Ark: valuing pets over people?

Nigella Lawson: cleaning up her recipes

Wit & Wisdom

Statistics of the week

Football: Cristiano Ronaldo’s second coming

F1: a “farcical” grand prix in rain-sodden Belgium

Cricket: can Root climb a “statistical Everest”?

Sporting headlines

Pick of the week’s correspondence

Afghanistan: lessons from history

Review of reviews: Books

Podcasts... Edwardiana, conspiracies and a kidnapping

Albums of the week: three new releases

Films to stream

New releases

The Chair: an endearing new Netflix campus drama

Exhibition of the week Ben Nicholson: From the Studio • Pallant House Gallery, Chichester (01243-774557, pallant.org.uk). Until 24 October

Elizabeth Blackadder: “elusive” painter of cats and flowers

Best books… Lavinia Greenlaw • The poet, novelist and non-fiction writer chooses five of her favourite books by female poets. Her latest book, the part memoir, part manifesto Some Answers Without Questions (Faber £12.99), is out now

The Week’s guide to what’s worth seeing

The Archers: what happened last week

Television

New to subscription TV

Best properties on the market

What the experts recommend

Recipe of the week: Lu rou fan

Consumer

Obituaries

Companies in the news ...and how they were assessed

Apple: tech’s “great successor” celebrates a decade

Issue of the week: Power to the Workers! • Unions of all kinds are flexing their muscles. Should we celebrate?

Latin America: what the experts think

Bubble alert • Prices of many assets have been soaring, said Tim Wallace in The Daily Telegraph. But “twitchy markets can suddenly turn”. Here are the five big potential bubbles that could burst:

Commentators

City profiles

Who’s tipping what

What I learnt while eavesdropping on the Taliban • Ian Fritz served in the US Air Force from 2008 to 2013. During that time, he spent 600 hours listening to Taliban radio communications. It wasn’t until the end of his tour that he understood what they were telling him

Welcome

Independent facts

What to study - and where • An insider’s guide to university choices

Moving...


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