Brexitland
As he concludes his journey around areas in his hometown of Stockport that voted leave, Owen Jones finds voters now want to come together
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Remembering Harris Wittels
Stars recall a lost comic genius
He established himself in shows such as Parks and Recreation and Master of None – before dying at 30. Those who knew him best tell his story
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How to run a marathon
Reaching the finishing line takes months of tough, lonely work – and, yes, a tonne of carbs. Here is an essential how-to guide from a seasoned veteran
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Golfer-in-chief
Why Trump sticks to the course
He has played more golf in his first weeks than any recent president. Do diplomacy and golf mix, and what does his love of the game say about him?
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Time to hope
Defeatism won’t protect British voters from disappointment on 9 June. There are glimmers of hope – from citizen activism to Theresa May’s political fragility
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Cereal killer
Why the Chinese shunned Weetabix
Weetabix has failed to find favour in China – it couldn’t compete with the pork buns. However, it still has fans around the world
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Global perspective
The Sony world photography awards
From Saudi single mothers to Chinese child gymnasts, the winners of the world’s largest photography competition have documented scenes across the planet
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My neo-Nazi 'troll storm'
Tanya Gersh was targeted by the “alt-right” for being Jewish after getting caught up in the notoriety surrounding white supremacist Richard Spencer
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'Forgotten France'
The far-right FN leader, Marine Le Pen, has courted growing numbers of voters in rural France where residents have seen factories close and services disappear
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