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The Week UK

1429
Magazine

The Week covers the Best of the British and Foreign Media. With its non partisan reporting, The Week gives the reader an insight into all the the news, people, arts, drama, property, books and how the international media has reported it. This concise guide allows the reader to be up to date and have a wealth of knowledge to allow them to discuss all these key topics with their friends and peers.

It wasn’t all bad

A new leader for Scotland

France in turmoil

THE WEEK

The Week

The case against Ofsted

Spirit of the age

Good week for:

Bad week for:

Poole harbour leak

Junior doctors’ strike

Poll watch

Europe at a glance

The world at a glance

People

Castaway of the week • This week’s edition of Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs featured the comedian and television presenter Dara Ó Briain

Viewpoint: Posthumous censorship

Farewell

The Sheffield chainsaw massacre • For five years, Sheffield’s council fought a battle with campaigners over its plans to cut down trees on the city’s streets

Devastation on Armada Way

Best articles: Britain

IT MUST BE TRUE… I read it in the tabloids

Best of the American columnists

The ex-president, the porn star and the hush money

Mass protests in Israel: Netanyahu backs down

Taking on the army: the fightback by Pakistan’s “messiah”

What the scientists are saying…

A new clue about Covid’s origins

GE crops become legal

The Partygate hearing: has “Boris’s bubble” burst?

Pick of the week’s Gossip

Trans athletes: a return to common sense?

Laughing gas: a new crackdown

Wit & Wisdom

Statistics of the week

Football: England begin to look like Euros favourites

Rowing: an audacious Boat Race victory for Cambridge

Commentary box

Sporting headlines

Pick of the week’s correspondence

Grading Ofsted

The Big Con

Don’t Think, Dear

To Battersea Park

Podcasts: on siblings, war and an unsolved murder

Albums of the week: three new releases

Film

Great Expectations: BBC One’s new adaptation of the Dickens classic

Exhibition of the week After Impressionism • National Gallery, London WC2 (020-7747 2885, nationalgallery.org.uk). Until 13 August

Where to buy… • The Week reviews an exhibition in a private gallery

The hospital with two Hogarths

Best books… Henry Dimbleby • The entrepreneur, cookery writer and former government food czar chooses five books for lay readers about complex systems. His new book, Ravenous: How to Get Ourselves and Our Planet Into Shape (Profile £16.99) is out now

The Week’s guide to what’s worth seeing

The Archers: what happened last week

Television

New to subscription TV

Scenic seaside properties

Food & Drink

Recipe of the week • There is something special about a prawn pancake – and this one is an unusual marriage of Korean and Indian traditions, says Sabrina Gidda. I like to eat mine drizzled with some crispy garlic oil.

Wine choice

New cars: what the critics say

The best… microwaves

Tips of the week… how to make a cough remedy

And for those who have everything…

Where to find… UK cold-weather camping

This week’s dream: the elemental beauty of the Outer Banks

Hotel of the week

Getting the flavour of…

Last-minute offers from top travel companies

Writer who invented the genre of “confessional biography”

The dynamic businesswoman behind Ann Summers

Companies in the news …and how they were assessed

Seven days in the Square...


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Frequency: Weekly Pages: 52 Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd Edition: 1429

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: March 31, 2023

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

News & Politics

Languages

English

The Week covers the Best of the British and Foreign Media. With its non partisan reporting, The Week gives the reader an insight into all the the news, people, arts, drama, property, books and how the international media has reported it. This concise guide allows the reader to be up to date and have a wealth of knowledge to allow them to discuss all these key topics with their friends and peers.

It wasn’t all bad

A new leader for Scotland

France in turmoil

THE WEEK

The Week

The case against Ofsted

Spirit of the age

Good week for:

Bad week for:

Poole harbour leak

Junior doctors’ strike

Poll watch

Europe at a glance

The world at a glance

People

Castaway of the week • This week’s edition of Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs featured the comedian and television presenter Dara Ó Briain

Viewpoint: Posthumous censorship

Farewell

The Sheffield chainsaw massacre • For five years, Sheffield’s council fought a battle with campaigners over its plans to cut down trees on the city’s streets

Devastation on Armada Way

Best articles: Britain

IT MUST BE TRUE… I read it in the tabloids

Best of the American columnists

The ex-president, the porn star and the hush money

Mass protests in Israel: Netanyahu backs down

Taking on the army: the fightback by Pakistan’s “messiah”

What the scientists are saying…

A new clue about Covid’s origins

GE crops become legal

The Partygate hearing: has “Boris’s bubble” burst?

Pick of the week’s Gossip

Trans athletes: a return to common sense?

Laughing gas: a new crackdown

Wit & Wisdom

Statistics of the week

Football: England begin to look like Euros favourites

Rowing: an audacious Boat Race victory for Cambridge

Commentary box

Sporting headlines

Pick of the week’s correspondence

Grading Ofsted

The Big Con

Don’t Think, Dear

To Battersea Park

Podcasts: on siblings, war and an unsolved murder

Albums of the week: three new releases

Film

Great Expectations: BBC One’s new adaptation of the Dickens classic

Exhibition of the week After Impressionism • National Gallery, London WC2 (020-7747 2885, nationalgallery.org.uk). Until 13 August

Where to buy… • The Week reviews an exhibition in a private gallery

The hospital with two Hogarths

Best books… Henry Dimbleby • The entrepreneur, cookery writer and former government food czar chooses five books for lay readers about complex systems. His new book, Ravenous: How to Get Ourselves and Our Planet Into Shape (Profile £16.99) is out now

The Week’s guide to what’s worth seeing

The Archers: what happened last week

Television

New to subscription TV

Scenic seaside properties

Food & Drink

Recipe of the week • There is something special about a prawn pancake – and this one is an unusual marriage of Korean and Indian traditions, says Sabrina Gidda. I like to eat mine drizzled with some crispy garlic oil.

Wine choice

New cars: what the critics say

The best… microwaves

Tips of the week… how to make a cough remedy

And for those who have everything…

Where to find… UK cold-weather camping

This week’s dream: the elemental beauty of the Outer Banks

Hotel of the week

Getting the flavour of…

Last-minute offers from top travel companies

Writer who invented the genre of “confessional biography”

The dynamic businesswoman behind Ann Summers

Companies in the news …and how they were assessed

Seven days in the Square...


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