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In this week's edition:
• Why the politics of envy are keenest among the very rich by George Monbiot. Read this article here.
• Are the UK growth pessimists right? Is the economic party over? by Larry Elliott. Read this article here.
• As long as it stays open, Guantánamo Bay is a stain on America's reputation, writes Morris Davis. Read this article here.
• French president François Hollande's first year in office is marked by broken promises, soaring joblessness and low ratings. By Angelique Chrisafis. Read this article here.
• Mud director Jeff Nichols: 'Mark Twain bottled what it felt to be a child.' By Andrew Pulver. Read this article here.
• In this week's audiobook review we look at John le Carré's latest novel A Delicate Truth and the latest installment of Jeffrey Archer's Clifton Chronicles, Best Kept Secret.
• The Guardian Audio Edition is supported by Audible.co.uk. To listen to the audiobooks reviewed in this week's edition go to audible.co.uk/guardianaudio.
