Here's what's in this week's issue of The Week magazine
4th May 2024
- Main stories: Yousaf’s downfall: Can the SNP recover
- Controversy: Labour’s railway plan
- People: Anne Hathaway: Chemistry lessons in Hollywood
- Briefing: The legacy of Thatcher’s “right to buy”
- Best British article: Dirty rivers, dirty practices, dirty companies
- Best American article: An uprising on American campuses
- Best International article: French schools and the scourge of teenage violence
- Health & Science: Old age has been pushed back
- Talking Points: Runaway horses: drama in central London
- Obituary: Lord Field of Birkenhead: Labour MP who campaigned tirelessly for welfare reform
- The Last Word: The Columbine effect: the legacy of a high-school massacre
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