The Pennine Way, Britain’s pioneering national trail, celebrates 60 years of adventureNews Feed
A symbol of the fight for public access to the hills, the country’s first long-distance footpath paved the way for many more
Women, work and why we’re getting it all wrongNews Feed
Cordelia Fine, Charlie Colenutt and Emily Callaci dive into the often unfair and random ways we value labour
How Gatsby foretold Trump’s AmericaNews Feed
A century after it was published, F Scott Fitzgerald’s masterpiece is more relevant than ever. Sarah Churchwell on the trouble with ‘careless people’
Letter: Japan’s safety deposit box theft couldn’t happen in UKNews Feed
From Christopher Barrow, Chief Executive, Metropolitan Safe Custody, London SW7, UK
Letter: Sharing plate chagrinNews Feed
From Ross Freedman, London W1, UK
Letter: Don’t overlook Milton’s role in the history of free expressionNews Feed
From Simon Gibson, Founder, World Speech Day Cirencester, Gloucestershire, UK
Letter: Unravelling the flight path of von Neumann’s flyNews Feed
From Gustaf Söderlind, Professor Emeritus of Numerical Mathematics, Lund University, Sweden
Correction: Rosemary Verey, Annabel ElliotNews Feed
The names of Rosemary Verey and Annabel Elliot are wrongly spelt in an article in today’s House & Home. We apologise for the errors
Clarification: TMTGNews Feed
A regulatory filing by Trump Media and Technology Group said large shareholders, including a trust holding President Trump’s shares in the group, could potentially sell them
Clarification: Simon SchamaNews Feed
The caption for a picture of Simon Schama at Auschwitz in an article in Life & Arts on March 29 should have specified he was standing in front of the Auschwitz 2-Birkenau gatehouse