Louis Theroux: ‘It’s not rude to ask a question. It’s rude to expect an answer’
His signature mix of charm and cheek has made him one of the best interviewers in the game. Will he take it on the chin when the tables are turned?
Brian Lightowler obituary
Other lives: Journalist, anti-corruption campaigner and author
‘I was young and naive – now I’m wizened and cynical’: James O’Brien on the politicians who always let you down
If Britain is broken, the talk radio host knows who to blame, from Nigel Farage to Jeremy Corbyn to Boris Johnson. True, he once voted for some of them, but he’s not going to let them off the hook
The Very Rev Trevor Beeson obituary
Senior cleric at Westminster Abbey and Winchester Cathedral, and a writer who contributed to the Guardian’s Face to Faith column
Anthony Holden obituary
Journalist, author and poker player who worked for the Sunday Times and became music critic of the Observer
You May Never See Us Again: The Barclay Dynasty by Jane Martinson review – succession saga
A meticulously reported story of power, politics and feuding at the heart of a British media empire
A capitalist cheerleader wrote the US’s hottest new self-help book. Surprised?
Arthur Brooks spent years advocating cuts to the social safety net. Now, with the help of Oprah, NPR and the Atlantic, he’s teaching Americans to be happy
Roxane Gay: ‘I’m trying to move further left because that’s the only way that we’re gonna achieve change’
The author and cultural commentator on racism, prison reform, weight loss drugs, violence and her idols
Europe’s oldest student newspaper saved from closure
More than £3,000 raised to keep the Student – founded in 1886 by Robert Louis Stevenson at Edinburgh University – going
Collision of Power review: Marty Baron on Bezos, the Post and Trump
The great editor has tales to tell and a message to deliver: the US press must be ready to hold the line once again
The Fall review: Michael Wolff spills the goss on Murdoch, Trump and Fox
The Fire and Fury author returns with a typically readable account of the declining years of a rightwing media behemoth
Jared Kushner pressured Washington Post to fire editor over Russia, book says
Marty Baron says Trump’s son-in-law leaned on Post publisher to withdraw support of Russia election interference investigation
‘Lachlan Murdoch is a Hamlet figure’: Michael Wolff unpicks the real-life succession drama
The author has returned to the Murdoch empire for his latest book, after a bestselling trilogy on Trump. He discusses power, politics, the media and why a person can be a moron and a genius
‘Insulting’: Beano fans pour scorn on UK government advert
Anger at ‘created in London’ tagline on poster of Dennis the Menace, who was made by a cartoonist in Dundee
‘Rather devastating’: how the New York Times came to terms with Aids
A new book says the paper long failed to recognise the epidemic that defined the 1980s – in fact, despite the homophobia of its top editor, the Times reported the disease’s deadly advance