Observer Magazine
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For Labour supporters unconvinced by Jeremy Corbyn, the search for an authentic voice leads to the door of the outspoken member for Birmingham Yardley, says Rachel Cooke
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Some children see only things to hate about the way they look. Their condition can lead to depression, anxiety, self-surgery and even suicide, reports Eva Wiseman
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At College of Wizardry at Czocha Castle in Poland, Katie Forster re-creates the magical world of Harry Potter – the unofficial version, that is
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With its bursting seed pods and dazzling colours, the rose balsam is the perfect plant for growing gardeners, writes James Wong
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As the name would suggest, the origins of the polo shirt lie in sport – and as with all great classics, the style has barely changed. For SS16 it’s once again being embraced on and off the sports field
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Memories of trips abroad can be reignited by something as simple as cheese on a biscuit, writes Katharine Whitehorn
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For the price of a night in the pub you can luxuriate in a top Alpine spa. Debbie Lawson tries out three in Switzerland and Italy
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For women working in the music industry, there are still areas that have not changed for decades, says Eva Wiseman
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When we are criticised it hurts our feelings, but the pain goes much deeper than that, says Paul Randolph
Katharine Whitehorn column Learning to juggle