Rioters long for a Britain that never existed

Finding a way to contain the rage of ignorant racists will prove a challenge for our political system in the years ahead

Fingers on buzzers — it’s the ultimate quizmasters’ quiz!

As BBC2’s triathlon of shows returns, warm up with these fiendish questions

No, we single women are not desperate for a partner

Smug and married? You need to think again, says single academic Dr Bella DePaulo. We want your tax breaks not your pity, she tells Hilary Rose

Maria Compton: ‘I escaped the sect and my kids cut me off’

The author left the Plymouth Brethren and an abusive marriage to start again

Stiffy tossing? Loafer throwing? Welcome to the Posh Olympics

Forget athletics. Toffs partake in different sporting events. Sophia Money-Coutts on the games they play

I’m a demon with the Marigolds. Am I a trad wife in waiting?

A new study finds that men who do more housework are happier. But why is this?

The surprising history of the Taylor Swift friendship bracelet

The superstar singer is responsible for many trends, but not this one, says Rachel Church

A Pilates getaway — Ibiza-style

Jennifer George enjoys a different sort of high at a nature-based retreat devoted to toning the body and restoring the mind

The racing car fit for a gallery

This year’s Le Mans had a very creative competitor — Julie Mehretu’s BMW Art Car

This is how to sail around the world from just £100 a day

Stretch your holiday to the max with an ultra-long cruise that takes you on a once-in-a-lifetime pole-to-pole voyage or whisks you to every corner of the Med

I spent a year looking for the best ways to have fun. Here’s what I found

After 12 months hunting down weird and whimsical experiences, the author Ben Aitken shares his tips for seeking out joy through travel

The last undiscovered corner of the Med — for less

Don’t call Albania the ‘new Greece’ or the ‘cheap Maldives’. Its coastline is full of surprises — and shepherds’ trails with fabulous vistas are right at heart of it

Why are families still at the back of the queue when it comes to holidays?

Peak rates mean parents and carers pay more than double the price, often for lesser holidays. Why penalise some of tourism’s best customers, asks expert Claire Irvin

The biggest seaside nuisance of all? It’s not what you’re expecting

Forget sand in your trainers and inclement weather. This coastal menace is much more frustrating. Try the new method of managing it at your peril…

The Times Daily Quiz

Fifteen questions to get you thinking

The Times Daily Quiz

Word Watch

Can you spot the real definition among the fakes?

Word Watch

Printable Puzzles

MindGames and Brain Boost puzzles to print and solve at your leisure

Printable Puzzles