Graham Snowdon

After a week like Keir Starmer just had, what could one possibly do to cheer up the beleaguered UK prime minister? (Aside from his beloved Arsenal winning the Premier League title, that is.)

How to change the energy market from within. Plus: Is Iran Trump’s Vietnam?

How the World Cup became an $80bn behemoth. Plus: Behind the last Beatles gigs

It's long been a golden rule of sport that football World Cups get bigger and badder every four years.

Complete solitude may not be for everyone, but walking the windswept Harris hills by myself gave me the space to contemplate a difficult year, says Graham Snowdon, editor of Guardian Weekly

Sitting in a remote cabin earlier this year on the Hebridean isle of Harris, watching the fishing boats come and go in the little harbour, I felt the fog of the previous months finally beginning to clear. I kept thinking back to a cold November night...

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It's neatly ironic that the 10th anniversary of the Brexit vote should have been marked this week by yet another prime ministerial resignation.

Graham Snowdon In case you missed Donald Trump's triumphalist address marking America's 250th anniversary, you weren't alone.