Social media policing is a threat to free speech

Telegram founder’s arrest is a watershed moment as governments walk the line between moderation and censorship

Michael Johnson: ‘My biggest challenge? Overcoming my stroke’

The celebrated athlete on his plans to revolutionise his sport

The artist Alison Lapper: ‘The guilt I carry over my son’s death is more than enough’

After Parys Lapper died of a suspected accidental overdose, the painter immortalised in Marc Quinn’s 2005 fourth plinth sculpture felt blamed as a parent

Giles Coren on safari in Botswana: ‘Find me an aardvark!’

Despite the post-colonial hang-ups, it’s the best holiday the Corens have ever had

I know why British girls are Europe’s saddest teens

The pandemic, social media and academic pressures are taking a toll on the nation’s teenagers

I banned all our phones for a week. Did my family survive?

Antonia Hoyle was keen for an end-of-summer digital detox. Her kids (and husband) weren’t so sure

House of jewels: exploring Elsa Peretti’s Spanish homes

A rare glimpse of the Tiffany & Co jeweller’s treasure-filled rustic houses

All aboard the world’s smartest luxury cruise liner

Explora want its ships to be like five-star hotels at sea. With their marble-fitted bathrooms, art exhibitions and itineraries, they’ve succeeded, says Amanda Linfoot

How an Old Etonians’ members’ club became London’s top wellness chain

Third Space’s new 28,000sq ft Battersea gym has everything from a sled track to high tech decompression boots — no wonder there is such a long waiting list

The iconic Sixties sunglasses back in the frame

Renauld sunglasses were worn by everyone from Jackie Kennedy to Elvis Presley. Forty years after the brand died, an enthusiast has revived it for the 21st century. By Jo Clark

The chic apothecary guide

These days they are luxurious boutiques, redolent with history, selling hand-crafted cosmetics. Dr Louisa McKenzie rounds up the world’s finest

The off-grid UK retreat with woodland yoga, swimming and saunas

It’s not just the chance to switch off that draws guests back to this eco-village near Bath — it’s the connection with fellow guests, Lizzie Frainier discovers

25 of the UK’s most relaxing riverside stays

Go with the flow at these beautiful old boathouses, quaint waterfront cottages and literary-inspired pads set on bucolic tidal riverbanks

The underrated crowd-free alternatives to Venice

Ravenna’s historic art and Comacchio’s quiet canals make these twin towns in Emilia-Romagna two of Italy’s best-kept secrets. Here’s what to see, eat and do

15 of the best new hotels and villas in the Caribbean

From a chic Mustique masterpiece to overwater villas on Antigua, our expert shares the exciting new pads you should have on your radar

‘My daughter said I shouldn’t wear a thong bikini on holiday’

Kathy Lette gives her take on ‘appropriate’ beachwear — and advises a tired father on how to steer his annual lads’ trip away towards more wholesome outdoor activities

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 puzzles to print and solve at your leisure

Printable Puzzles

How to cut your energy bills by 30 per cent with a heat pump

The number of households with heat pumps needs to increase tenfold in the rush to net zero — one couple tells Martina Lees how they fitted one on a tight budget

Loo paper king wins green belt mansion planning battle

Campaigners have been left ‘astonished’ after Majid Hussain gained permission to build a 20,000 sq ft home

‘We couldn’t afford to rent a flat in London so we rent a boat instead’

A twentysomething couple live on the River Thames, and love having their dalmatian on board too

A Peaky Blinders producer’s restored Queen Anne home is for sale at £1.85m

Frith Tiplady, who also produced The Gentlemen for Netflix, is selling her grade II listed property in East Sussex