The Week - 2018-09-08

• Boris breaks cover
• GOOD RIDDANCE TO WONGA?
• The world’s most divisive drink
• Bringing the hijab into fashion
• Labour backs down
• It wasn’t all bad
• What the commentato­rs said
• What the commentato­rs said
• Infiltrati­ng the Tories
• The just-in-time Brexit
• IT MUST BE TRUE…
• An anti-immigrant backlash on east Germany’s streets
• Australia is behaving like a “spoiled brat”
• What the scientists are saying…
• The scallop wars: fury in the Channel
• Pick of the week’s Gossip
• Alex Salmond: a reputation in jeopardy
• Self-harm: why are girls cutting themselves?
• Cricket: England lose a legend...
• ...and defeat the world’s top Test team
• Watford’s stunning start
• Parsing Corbyn’s meaning Race & Class
• Stand your ground
• Normal People
• Tamburlain­e
• Love’s Labour’s Lost
• How Orson Welles’ swansong finally got made
• Exhibition of the week Life in the Dark
• Best books… Wendy Cope
• The Week’s guide to what’s worth seeing and reading
• Television Programmes
• Property transactio­n levels remain steady across the UK.
• What the experts recommend
• Recipe of the week
• This week’s dream: living with nomads on the Mongolian steppe
• Getting the flavour of…
• Hugely successful playwright who wrote The Odd Couple
• Aristocrat­ic eco-warrior who became head of Greenpeace
• Companies in the news ... and how they were assessed
• Whitbread/coca-cola: Coke stakes its future on Costa Coffee
• Seven days in the Square Mile
• Issue of the week: banking on Carney
• Making money: what the experts think
• City profile
• …and some to hold, avoid or sell
• The week’s best shares
• My friend Philip Larkin
• THE WEEK CROSSWORD 1123

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