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Science & Technology
RóisÃn Lanigan
The rise and fall of Twitter
Two decades of the social network, from hashtags to Elon Musk’s disastrous takeover
Theatre
Katherine Cowles
Olivier awards 2026: it’s the year of the musical
Into the Woods and Paddington have 11 nods each for the 50th anniversary accolades
Interviews
Killian Fox
Hasan Piker: ‘The left should be better at manufacturing outrage’
The ‘Joe Rogan for progressives’ talks politics to his three million online followers for seven hours a day. He explains why
Features
Interviews
Andrew Anthony
Melvyn Bragg: ‘There are too many people against the BBC now’
Politics
Ian Buruma
The age of American fascism
Interviews
Anna Leszkiewicz
Curtis Sittenfeld: ‘The ICE crackdown is a violation of the law – and of human decency’
Science & Technology
Luke Kennard
How we learned to love the man in the black bag
The critics
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Art
Laura Cumming
Rose Wylie's playful genius
At 91, the artist who paints the world with a childlike sense of fun becomes the first female painter to have a solo exhibition at the RA
Theatre
Susannah Clapp
Broken Glass at the Young Vic: did we really need another Arthur Miller?
The dramatist’s late play about persecution only fully comes into focus at the end
Audio
Miranda Sawyer
Don’t Say A Word doesn’t say enough
Nicky Campbell’s BBC 5 Live podcast avoids hard conversations about the knotty subject of what we can and can’t say today. Plus, Radio 1’s nice but nauseating Novel Idea
