‘The man was obviously a crook’: the decline and fall of Robert Maxwell
Robert Maxwell and Rupert Murdoch were once the two biggest power brokers in British politics. But their fierce rivalry paved the way for Maxwell’s demise
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Johnny Depp loses libel case against Sun over claims he beat ex-wife Amber Heard
Pirates of Caribbean actor had sued newspaper publisher for damage to his reputation
Village effort saves those caught short
Public toilets | National anthem | Local poo | Comfort blanket | Overkill
Boris Johnson accuses Extinction Rebellion of trying to limit public access to news
National papers missing from some newsagents after protesters blockading Murdoch-owned print sites
Blood, death and toy cars: how the Mexican Weegee makes sense of a violent world
Enrique Metinides was the greatest photographer of car crashes, crime scenes and disasters for Mexico’s sensational nota roja newspapers. He describes his life in the company of death, and why he collects emergency service toys
Sketches from a trying year: 10 cartoonists reflect on 2020
Leading cartoonists share exclusive artwork to help us get through the pandemic – and other disasters – with humour
Johnny Depp threw bottles ‘like grenades’, Amber Heard tells court
Heard tells court of row between the two actors that led to Depp throwing dozens of bottles at her
Mary-Kay Wilmers: ‘At Faber, TS Eliot was referred to as the GLP – Greatest Living Poet’
The editor of the London Review of Books on its enduring appeal, the late Jenny Diski, and why she’s not ready to hand over the reins in her 80s
JK Rowling, Rushdie and Atwood warn against ‘intolerance’ in open letter
Harper’s letter asserts way to ‘defeat bad ideas is by exposure, argument, and persuasion’, but critics accuse authors of censorious mentality
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