Nick Mitchell

A person waiting for the Subway wears a filtered mask as smoky haze from wildfires in Canada blankets the Bronx borough of New York City (Image: Getty)

‘Welcome to Hell’: the billboard that nailed the climate crisis Nick Mitchell

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman addresses a speech during a meeting, at the Station F in Paris on May 26, 2023 (Image: Getty)

Why the global rise of AI needs much more scrutiny Nick Mitchell

The finalists for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 have been confirmed. (Credit: Kim Mogg)

Editor's newsletter: Everything you need for your Eurovision viewing Nick Mitchell

Dominic Raab has been forced to quit as Rishi Sunak's deputy (Image: Getty)

Dominic Raab is a product of Westminster’s ‘one rule for us’ culture Nick Mitchell

Rishi Sunak wants you to pay attention to his views on maths education (Image: Kim Mogg / Getty / Adobe Stock)

Rishi Sunak’s maths plan is another 'dead cat' distraction Nick Mitchell

Are you dreaming of your next getaway? (Image: Adobe Stock)

Editor's newsletter: The best travel takes you off the beaten track Nick Mitchell

Keir Starmer's Labour strategists have taken aim at Rishi Sunak in their new ad campaign (Image: Kim Mogg / Getty / Labour)

Analysis Why Labour and Keir Starmer are willing to play dirty

Former US president Donald Trump speaks during a press conference following his court appearance over an alleged 'hush-money' payment, at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida (Image: Getty)

Analysis Will America fall for Donald Trump's conspiracy theories again?

A much bolder response to the climate crisis is needed Nick Mitchell

Succession is back for its final season - and fans are already mourning the end (Images: HBO / Graphic: Kim Mogg)

Why Succession is such a hit - and why its fans won't shut up about it Nick Mitchell

Boris Johnson has insisted in his evidence to the Privileges Committee that he did not lie to Parliament as he “hand on heart” believed that no rules had been broken at Number 10. Credit: Kim Mogg / NationalWorld

Boris Johnson's support dwindles to his last remaining lapdogs Nick Mitchell

Alcohol duty, pensions and energy bills were among the topics targeted by Jeremy hunt’s 2023 budget. (Credit: Mark Hall)

Editor's newsletter: making sense of the Budget Nick Mitchell

Putin has so far failed in his aims of conquering Ukraine, while Zelensky is putting up a fight. (Credit: Mark Hall/NationalWorld)

Editor's newsletter: The 'vast reserves of hope' in Ukraine Nick Mitchell

Nicola Sturgeon has gone from the young pretender to the dominant personality in Scottish politics (Images: Getty / Mark Hall)

Sturgeon exits with typical grace - but leaves a headache for the SNP Nick Mitchell

Nadhim Zahawi used a law firm to communicate with those investigating his tax affairs (Image: Kim Mogg / NationalWorld)

SLAPP-down: Zahawi scandal shines a light on lawyers’ bullying tactics Nick Mitchell

No, not Britain in January 2023, it's the The Hunger Games

The Hunger Games meets levelling up: welcome to Britain in 2023 Nick Mitchell

What a year: 2022 saw three UK prime ministers and a war in Europe (Image: Kim Mogg / Getty)

Reflections on 2022 - and a timely lesson from a Lancashire plumber

What does Putin want? It’s a question with no simple answers (Photo: Getty)

Uncovered podcast: what are Putin’s motives in Ukraine?

The Queen has stepped in to make the Prince Andrew scandal go away - legally at least (Photo: Getty)

What the Prince Andrew settlement reveals about the monarchy

I’ve been going to Raith games since the 1991/92 season (Photos: Nick Mitchell)

I’ve supported Raith Rovers for 30 years - but now I need a new team

NationalWorld has covered all the top stories in news, sport and culture (Graphic: Mark Hall)

Six months of NationalWorld: taking stock and looking ahead

Matt Hancock pulls focus for all the wrong reasons

Matt Hancock was already a running joke - who’s going to listen to him now?

Greece is one of many popular tourist destinations on the government's 'amber list' (Photo by Louisa GOULIAMAKI / AFP)

The completely predictable confusion of a traffic light system of foreign travel

A selection of our 'digital front pages' from April and May

What we’ve learned - and reported on - in the first month of NationalWorld

Groups of friends enjoy a drink together at The Front pub on Custom House Quay, on April 12, 2021 in Falmouth (Photo by Hugh Hastings/Getty Images)

As a nation of pub-goers we’ll need no excuse to prop up the UK’s bars