The novelist draws on Japanese-Korean history to create a restless, leisurely and capacious work that takes in a sweep of ...

Move partially reverses sell-off prompted by investor fears chancellor would be sacked after emotional PMQs appearance ...

Segun Agbaje, GTCO’s chief executive, told the Financial Times that a sale launched on Monday would meet a central bank ...

Now on Channel 4, the film investigates the detention and killing of Palestinian medics — and illustrates why the corporation needs to find a way to tell such stories ...

Germany should strike a deal with the Taliban to facilitate the deportation of Afghan migrants, the country’s interior minister has said in a proposal that drew immediate anger from his coalition ...

When it comes to the angry farmers, changes to the inheritance tax loophole announced in last autumn’s budget generated the most noise. But an arguably more devastating policy introduced by chancellor ...

A scorching heatwave across parts of Europe this week has been linked to half a dozen deaths, fuelled wildfires in Greece and Turkey and piled pressure on the continent’s already stressed waterways.

The band supposedly behind two new albums of 1970s-style AOR have proved impossible to track down in real life ...

In Indonesia we have more than 13,000 islands, and Bali is the only Hindu one (the rest are mainly Muslim). It’s quite ...

A long-awaited 10-year plan in England for the struggling NHS has been set out by the UK government. The 168-page blueprint for change outlined the detail behind the desire to deliver three shifts: ...

So how much does Ukraine need? Ash is right to say it needs enough to win the war, and his guess of $150bn a year is as good ...

The UK government wants to sell anonymised public data. That makes sense. There’s lots of it and more is accumulating every minute. Totting up industry revenue, the European Commission projects that ...