Tim Adams

A vivid outback tale, an anguished 80s love triangle and real life are cleverly held in play in the Australian novelist’s inventive memoir-novel-essay hybrid

Photographer Ewen Spencer captures the energy of a garage music night for working-class kids

The former Green MP on patriotism, protest and and why Labour is much less ambitious than its voters

Mark Cohen’s evocative shot of a child with some bubble gum machines is part of a series capturing the vibrant characters and street life of the Big Apple

Wayne Tippetts’s shot of young Bangladeshi women preparing for a Gaye Holud ceremony is part of a series exploring a pivotal moment in the neighbourhood’s history

Alexander Gronsky’s photograph of families in the snow hints at something more dubious

Photographer Andy Hall​’s atmospheric new series captures the capital’s eerie financial heart

Christiane Amanpour has spent four decades as a celebrated journalist and war reporter. With disinformation rampaging through the media, she talks to Tim Adams about the threat of technocracy, Donald Trump’s second term – and why facts are more important than ever

In the week of Donald Trump’s inauguration, the US artist is in the UK with a show drawing on the legacy of Malcolm X – and an alternative vision for making America great again

Despite fewer silly glitches, you now get an executive summary of the world, with all interesting complications removed