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December 21, 2025

I wonder why anyone would want to be PM

Wes Streeting on leadership, the doctors' strike and why UK taxes are too high

1 mins

Bad news for celebrity authors could be good for children's books

At least let us hope that the downfall of David Walliams — who has been dropped by his publisher, HarperCollins, after an investigation revealed alleged “inappropriate” behaviour towards young women in the company — might signal the end of the relentless rise of the celebrity children's author.

2 mins

David Walliams' new book was promoted hours before he was ditched by publisher

HarperCollins was still supporting the author after allegations of inappropriate behaviour surfaced

3 mins

'I'm diplomatically ducking the question. This is not a pitch or a job application'

It has been quite a year for Wes Streeting.

9 mins

The bubbly 20-year-old student who could soon become the UK's youngest hunger striker to die

Now into her 50th day of refusing to eat, the jailed Palestine Action protester Qesser Zuhrah is in mortal danger.

4 mins

Buzz kill: how men's rights activists stopped Bumble putting women first

In the face of thousands of legal challenges alleging discrimination and a slew of layoffs, not even the return of its billionaire founder has turned things around for the girlboss of dating apps, Patricia Clarke writes

8 mins

Chalamet proves supremely gifted at playing gen Z Oscars game

The actor is delighting fans with his left-field viral marketing for new movie Marty Supreme

3 mins

Children in care Homes for profit...and lives in limbo

As private equity floods the sector, Charlotte Reck, working undercover in three placements, discovers the daily traumas confronting devoted staff and vulnerable young people

7 mins

Vulnerable children become income streams in gold rush to invest in care homes

What do the directors of freight businesses, guest houses, insurance brokers and property developers have in common?

5 mins

Money for nothing: Joshua and Paul to share $100m after controversial bout

The jawbreaking mismatch was booed by the crowd but the YouTuber and the boxer walked away with a fortune

2 mins

Onshore salmon farms won't fix industry woes, says report

A warm blini, lashings of sour cream, topped with a generous twirl of salmon, a squeeze of lemon and snip of dill.

1 mins

Lucky, lucky, lucky! After 37 years Kylie finally lands her first UK Christmas No 1

Channelling YMCA to end Wham!'s winning streak, the Australian singer owes some of her success to Amazon and none to Jason Donovan

3 mins

Hillsborough law could leave families waiting even longer in search for justice

Keir Starmer's £183m plan to empower victims of disasters could delay the quest for the truth and end up pleasing only lawyers

5 mins

'As a refugee, I don't know how I'd have survived without their help'

This year, The Observer's Christmas appeal is raising funds for the charity Counterpoints Arts, which supports and produces creative work by and about migrants such as film-maker Hasan Kattan, writes Vanessa Thorpe

4 mins

Fallout from long-buried Epstein files will haunt Trump far into his second term

As clamour grows for the full release of unredacted documents, a victim's sister who reported Epstein abuse 30 years ago says: 'They can't call me a liar now', writes Hugh Tomlinson

2 mins

Putin has failed, says Finland's leader, but shift in US strategy is a threat to peace

Ever the pragmatist, Alexander Stubb warns that Russia will continue to test Europe, especially in light of the mixed messages now coming out of the White House. Steve Bloomfield meets him in Helsinki

4 mins

A week after Bondi, is there anywhere Jewish people can feel safe?

Bondi is almost exactly how you imagine it to be.

3 mins

US launches 'vengeance' strikes against IS in Syria

American jets, bombers, helicopters and artillery unleashed a wave of strikes across central Syria targeting Islamic State (IS) as the US defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, vowed vengeance for a deadly attack on US personnel a week earlier.

1 mins

Charlie's angel is on a mission from God to deliver the White House to JD Vance

Now leading Charlie Kirk’s conservative organisation, his widow Erika plans to help elect the next Maga president

6 mins

His music is bad Balkan rock. But it’s his fascist salute that divides Croatia

A contrasting pair of festive extravaganzas is bringing merriment and discord to Croatia’s capital in the run-up to Christmas.

3 mins

'Tis the season to be jolly - but not for this Nobby-no-mates government

Self-inflicted wounds and systemic challenges have both contributed to Labour's dire levels of unpopularity

4 mins

I’m in earnest about festive fun, but Fry’s Lady B overcooked the ham

It’s been a week of extremes — the best of jaunts, the worst of jaunts.

2 mins

When free speech becomes weaponised and tribal, everybody loses

“Globalise the intifada” It’s a phrase that could now land you in jail. “Words and chants ... have real world consequences”, warned Mark Rowley, commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, and Stephen Watson, chief constable of Greater Manchester, in a joint statement last week.

4 mins

Hands off our Christmas, Tommy Robinson

Nationalist slogans are a far cry from Christ's message of peace, writes Lucy Winkett

3 mins

Dear Keir*

Ho Hullo Britain! Keir here, wishing you Christmas cheer.

3 mins

Once renowned for our generosity, we are turning into a nation of Scrooges

As fewer of us are willing to part with our cash, charities fear they will not be able rely on this festive season to refill their bank accounts

4 mins

Glad tidings

Whisper it, but Erasmus is the EU writ small

3 mins

How will I cope with the holiday? By disregarding it

As a carer, the way to get through the festive season is to have a low bar, says Melanie Reid

2 mins

How will I cope with the holiday? By disregarding it

As a carer, the way to get through the festive season is to have a low bar, says Melanie Reid

2 mins

My Eddie, a vision on a sleigh: a story of grief for Christmas

Twenty-six years on from the sudden death of his son, the author still wonders how he should write about and remember him

4 mins

Robin

Bah!Humbug! This isn’t the time to get soppy about the warm and generous world we live in.

2 mins

Susie Figgis

The casting director who discovered Daniel Radcliffe used her instinct to pick lesser-known actors

3 mins

Sarah Mullally

She's built more than one career on breaking barriers, but being the next archbishop of Canterbury will present some hellish challenges, says Andrew Anthony

4 mins

Monzo succession saga casts a shadow over plans for IPO

The digital bank is facing shareholder pressure to reinstate its chief executive, highlighting divisions over the timing of any listing

2 mins

BP installs new boss after split over ditching green transition

The abrupt departure of BP CEO Murray Auchincloss after barely two years in the job was preceded by sharp disagreements over strategy with the oil major’s chairman.

1 mins

McKinsey marks centenary with cuts as experts warn of consulting crash

The company has shed workers and suffered blows to its reputation but it is not the only big incumbent to fall out of favour in the industry, writes Matthew Bishop

4 mins

The best gift for our jobless young is a return to Europe

These days the principal economic policy obsession is with growth, or the lack of it.

3 mins

The outlook for British business isn't as bad as you might think

From low growth to soaring debt, many reports have painted a gloomy economic picture for next year. Richard Lambert takes a closer look at ten misconceptions

3 mins