Tom Peck

The remarkable thing is not the rehashing of a tragic event but the interviews with its perpetrator and victims. Plus Solar System with Professor Brian Cox

The prime minister is in charge of the UK’s international investment conference, and seems as baffled as everyone else about how he got there

Sir Keir Starmer’s manifesto pledge not to raise national insurance is in tatters

The German’s appointment as England manager is a sign of the times, but it also raises questions about the FA’s long-term vision for the team

Kemi Badenoch seems like the more reasonable candidate with the “tackle” for the job, but Robert Jenrick has his wife for back-up

The new Disney+ adaptation of Jilly Cooper’s 1980s classic is a perfect tribute to a time that has very obviously passed, while The Australian Office is precisely the opposite

As Wednesday’s budget draws closer, the prime minister has raised the possibility that you might avoid tax rises depending how you feel, deep inside

The first budget by a female chancellor was a memorable one, but her next task must be to find a bigger red box in which to squeeze those billions in extra taxes

Rachel Reeves has yanked the tax lever rather than the growth one but her promise of never having to do it again is already looking shaky

Labour education secretary Bridget Phillipson told MPs the Tories let down working-class kids by failing to raise tuition fees by a single penny for the last eight years