Sergei Cristo: From interference in Brexit to arson attacks on Starmer – then as now, Russia is playing with us
The names linked to the men jailed for attacks on Keir Starmer’s properties are disturbingly familiar to those of us who warned against Putin’s efforts to disrupt Britain 10 years ago, writes whistleblower Sergei Cristo
Politics
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'Billionaires aren’t going to save you’: Amazon union trailblazer Chris Smalls on fighting back against the gig economy
The labour activist who took on Jeff Bezos in 2022 – and challenged him again at the Met Gala this year – talks to Lucia Osborne-Crowley about courage, community, class and why he's telling his remarkable story in a new memoir
Culture
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Review of the Week: Glengarry Glen Ross at the Old Vic
Patrick Marber’s daring female reimagining of Mamet’s testosterone-soaked classic shows that capitalism can make a desperado of anyone, writes Dorian Lynskey
Reviews
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Scan your eyeballs, think of the children: how Britain sells surveillance as safety
Keir Starmer's under-16 social media ban can only work if everyone proves who they are. It is the natural conclusion of the Online Safety Act – and of a Brexit that was always about control, says digital rights advocate Heather Burns
Tech
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