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The Observer Magazine, 30 Août 2026

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ArticleWel­come

Firstly, a con­fes­sion: I am dis­tinctly clue­less about foot­ball, and so it would not be an exag­ger­a­tion to say my defin­ing memory of Gary Lineker, one of the great sport­ing icons, is a 1990s crisp advert­ise­ment. More spe­cific­ally, his...

Wel­come

ArticleGeorge Simms

(Gary Lineker, p12) George is a sports reporter at The Observer, cov­er­ing everything from darts to squash. Since join­ing he’s repor­ted on 17 sports across four con­tin­ents, and one Elvis fest­ival in the Out­back. If money wasn’t a factor, what...

George Simms

ArticleFreya Good­child-bridge

(Fash­ion, p10) Freya is the style and edit­or­ial assist­ant at The Observer Magazine and a recent gradu­ate of Cent­ral Saint Mar­tins, with pre­vi­ous exper­i­ence at Won­der­land and 10 Magazine. If you could mas­ter any skill overnight, what...

Freya Good­child-bridge

ArticleAlixe Lay

(Homes, p30) Alixe is a Malay­si­an­born, Lon­don-based pho­to­grapher in con­stant search of the spirit of place, fuelled by an enchant­ment with the world. What is your hid­den tal­ent? “An uncanny radar for tak­ing one ran­dom left turn and...

Alixe Lay

ArticleJohn Simpson

(Comic tim­ing, p18) John has been a crime reporter for 15 years in news­pa­pers, pod­casts and doc­u­ment­ar­ies. He recently quit his job to train as a clown. What would you say to any­one con­sid­er­ing a career change? “You are not your job. Do...

John Simpson

ArticleOlivia Ovenden

(Erdem, p22) Olivia is a senior writer at The Observer, for which she has pro­filed Malala, Cil­lian Murphy and Noah Baum­bach. She pre­vi­ously worked at GQ as a writer and editor. As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? “A...

Olivia Ovenden

ArticleIsland of plenty

There is a say­ing on the Esto­nian island of Hii­umaa, encircled by the Baltic Sea, that “even time takes time off here”. It is this pace of life that has inspired Eha, a new 11-room well­ness retreat open­ing on 5 Octo­ber in the island’s...

Island of plenty

ArticleEnya

My father was a huge fan of both Enya and of her fam­ily’s band, the Irish tra­di­tional super­group Clan­nad. Both were Celt-infused pop acts, but Enya’s mode was alto­gether more oth­er­worldly. Her angelic chorus vocals, arpeg­gia­ted synths and...

Enya

ArticleBee­hiv­ing your­self

Tak­ing inspir­a­tion from those who back­combed before them, stars are cre­at­ing a buzz around the bee­hive. Singer-song­writer Sienna Spiro, who has per­fec­ted the art of this teased updo, spoke in a recent inter­view of her homage to the style of...

Bee­hiv­ing your­self

ArticleANNIE MAC

The Irish DJ and author, 48, presen­ted a show on BBC Radio 1 for 17 years and has writ­ten two nov­els, with a third out in 2027. She is also the founder of Before Mid­night, a phone-free club­bing exper­i­ence. Tick­ets to her next show on 12...

ANNIE MAC