Richard Moore obituary
Bike rider who turned to journalism and co-created the Cycling Podcast, an instant hit listened to by millions
David McKee obituary
Creator of Elmer the Patchwork Elephant and Mr Benn, who wrote and illustrated children’s classics
Richard Osman to step down from BBC quizshow Pointless
Presenter, who has co-hosted with Alexander Armstrong since 2009, says he will ‘miss everyone so much’
Biden finds Murdoch ‘most dangerous man in the world’, new book says
The Fox News owner was also dubbed ‘one of the most destructive forces in the US’ by the president
The Guardian view on Middlemarch: a book for grownups
Editorial: George Eliot’s wise, empathetic book speaks to us eloquently of our own times
Neil Faulkner obituary
Archaeologist who explored the histories of a Norfolk village and of TE Lawrence in the Middle East
TV tonight: Elena Ferrante beautifully unpacks friendship, class and privilege
The TV adaptation of My Brilliant Friend reaches Lenù and Lila’s friendship in 70s Italy. Plus: Crufts. Here’s what to watch this evening
True Story review – drama lessons from reality TV
A sociologist binge watches the genre that dominates the schedules. But do her findings ring true?
Bleak as it is, Euphoria has made cult teen TV finally grow up
Zendaya is brilliant, but it’s all too harrowing for those of us still traumatised by Neighbours’ Karl/Izzy/Susan love triangle
Eminent writers urge Russian speakers to tell truth of war in Ukraine
Use ‘all possible means of communication’ to directly contact Russian citizens, 17 signatories say
Trigger warning: this column contains reporting of rightwing stupidity
Advising that a Hemingway novel contains ‘graphic fishing scenes’ sounds overzealous – but being over-sensitive is hardly the worst problem we face today, writes the Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi
PJ O’Rourke obituary
Conservative American humorist, political satirist and writer who took aim at his own generation – the baby boomers
Sarah Vaughan: ‘Other writers ask if I’ve got a crystal ball. Actually, I just read the news’
As she publishes a thriller about a trolled MP, and Netflix adapts her bestseller Anatomy of a Scandal, the former journalist talks about power, privilege and her unnervingly prescient novels
PJ O’Rourke, writer and humorist, dies aged 74
O’Rourke held a variety of roles, including editor-in-chief of National Lampoon and Rolling Stone’s foreign affairs desk chief
Too close for comfort: the pitfalls of parasocial relationships
Social media means adoring fans can keep up with the ins and outs of their favourite celebrities. But for those in the public eye, a dedicated fanbase isn’t always all it’s cracked up to be – especially for women