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London’s mayor, Sadiq Khan, is aiming to get diners back on to the streets. If it’s good enough our fellow Europeans, why not Britons, asks freelance writer Dan Hancox

For years Netanyahu has divided and disrupted his opponents. But new leaders are beginning to organise, says Aluf Benn, the editor-in-chief of Haaretz

We are finally on a path to repair the colossal damage Brexit has done, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Rehashing 20-year-old Blairite ideas that were stale then will inspire nobody. Britain is crying out for bold, transformative policy-making, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

If you feel incredibly passionately about the ongoing destruction of Gaza, firstly: I applaud you. The volume of suffering amongst Palestinians is abject, shocking and atrocious. It deserves the world’s attention. But secondly, I wonder if you can tell me truthfully that shutting down a queer festival in London will…

The country’s charm offensive and global mediator role – as well as a $400m plane – reveal a complicated relationship

The only wonder, really, about the awful death of a pedestrian, knocked down in February ago by an e-cyclist, and who died last month, is that there aren’t more tragedies of a similar kind.

From a disobedient dishwasher to a letter from the taxman, it turns out everything is more palatable with a sprinkling of childlike wonder, writes Emma Beddington

The right wants American women to bear more children and withdraw from full participation in society