It’s not too late for Tories to choose dignity

Forget the rushed, desperate spending pledges and start setting yourselves up as the steady, sensible party of opposition

Why the DWP spent £110k taking a widow to court

The government was so determined not to pay Anne Robins, 80, a higher pension that it fought a test case, reports Lily Russell-Jones

Seven car hire traps to avoid this summer

George Nixon works out how to swerve those holiday rental pitfalls

‘I’ve made £14k for a house deposit by renting out my clothes’

Buying designer gear and lending it online is a booming trade. Lucy Alderson finds out how it’s done

Maya Hawke: My life as a Hollywood nepo baby

Mum is Uma Thurman. Dad is Ethan Hawke. The pop siren and Stranger Things star reveals why she’s comfortable following in their famous footsteps

Inside the family fight to stop Steve Marriott singing from beyond the grave

The Small Faces frontman died in 1991, but his widow has used AI to recreate his voice — can Robert Plant, Peter Frampton and other rock giants block it?

Mishal Husain: my grandparents and the birth of a nation

Broadcaster Mishal Husain’s arresting family memoir tells the story of Indian partition

I used to love The Walking Dead but it’s turned me into a zombie

It’s the monster epic that rivals Breaking Bad — just count the 11 series and ten spin-offs

Encore! My audience with Manchester City star Nathan Aké — and his piano

The Dutch defender loved music as a child before football took over. Now the self-taught musician is taking his passion into schools

Why being a ‘Stone Age wife’ helped my marriage

We expect too much from our spouses says Clare Foges, who has taken a more neolithic approach

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Dan Snow: ‘Election was absolute upheaval for our family’

The historian tells Stephen Armstrong he’s glad the state of the nation’s waterways has become a national issue

How to get rid of your dad bod — by Britain’s top trainer

Harry Jameson’s ten rules for beating the midlife paunch, plus a 20-minute strength workout to try at home

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Best places to eat by the coast: Suffolk

The organic farmer William Kendall reveals 20 of his favourite restaurants, pubs, beachside spots and cafés

Are you low in magnesium? Here are the signs

It’s an essential dietary mineral but many of us aren’t getting as much as we need. Jessica Salter investigates

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Janice Turner: ‘I knew I’d love Argentina from the moment I arrived’

From buzzy Buenos Aires to elegant Mendoza — with a stop-off at the world’s first Christian theme park – this South American adventure captivated our writer

Why I took my six-year-old mountain biking in the French Alps

Riding off-road trails in glorious alpine scenery made this the ultimate boys’ weekend. Let’s just forget the part where my son accidentally did a front flip…

24 of the UK’s most magical cabin stays

Go off-grid with our selection of cosy hideaways — from modern boltholes with wood-fired hot tubs in Pembrokeshire to modernist mirrored stays on Scotland’s east coast

I live in the Algarve and here’s why you shouldn’t miss this quiet corner

A restored farmstay hotel near a wildly beautiful beach is just one reason to visit Portugal’s overlooked eastern Algarve

10 thrilling adventures in Argentina

From the shattering glaciers of Patagonia to the dramatic waterfalls of Iguazu, Argentina is a country of extremes. Our expert has chosen the top trips to capture its beauty and untamed wilderness

The Times Saturday Quiz

Twenty questions to get you thinking

The Times Saturday Quiz

Mindset by 700

Three fiendish word and number brainteasers

Mindset by 700

Printable Puzzles

MindGames puzzles to solve at your leisure on paper

Printable Puzzles

Take the plunge on a wild coastal caper

Coasteering explores what some consider to be the last great wilderness. Max Kendix braves the cold North Sea to see what it’s all about

Elaine C Smith: ‘There’s a glass border for women from Scotland’

The Two Doors Down actress on why acting jobs don’t come as easily as they do down south

What a Marvel: Hollywood director gives the Table a blockbuster sequel

Claire Sawers eats at the tiny Edinburgh restaurant’s much larger new venture

Five things to do this week — all eyes on Glasgow for its festivals

Plus: the Wildhood festival at Tullibole Castle, NT Art Month in Edinburgh, Tom Allen and Stevie Nicks

Scottish culture is having a moment — just ask the Americans

Everywhere I went in the States people were discussing art from back home, even if they didn’t realise it