'Blood soaking the hallways'
Grisly night at Las Vegas hospital after attack
As the victims of the mass shooting in Las Vegas kept coming, staff at a local trauma centre were stretched to the limit by the scale and intensity of the atrocity
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Hard pressed
Why journalists shouldn’t take sides
The idea that those journalists who seek to hold the mighty to account should be activists is a very dangerous one, writes John Harris
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The cough, the P45, the F
Everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong in Theresa May’s conference speech, designed to unite the Tories behind their leader. Here’s how the disaster unfolded
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‘We are with you Catalunya’
Revolt in Spain is bigger than flags and language
Two million Catalans braved the threat of a police boot in the face to demand independence from Spain. As with Scotland and Greece, this was a modern, cosmopolitan form of nationalism, writes Paul Mason
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A new way to study the universe
What gravitational waves mean for future science
The 2017 physics Nobel prize was awarded for the detection of gravitational waves. But what else could be revealed now that this discovery has been made?
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A new role
Kwame Kwei-Armah on redefining theatre
The new artistic director of the Young Vic in London will break the arts glass ceiling for African-Caribbeans. It is a role Kwame Kwei-Armah has performed before in Baltimore, US
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Brained
This is what a brain injury feels like
As a science journalist, Elizabeth Lopatto had reported on the effects of brain injuries. But nothing prepared her for the experience of having one
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Strike a pose
From Victoria Beckham’s pastels to Clare Waight Keller’s Givenchy debut, here is our comprehensive guide to the fashion shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris
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Hot stuff
How to cook the perfect penne all’arrabbiata
Simple, quick and spicy, penne all’arrabbiata can be prepared with minimum fuss. But how ‘angry’ do you dare to make it?
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