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Germany’s triumph Brendan Simms From the ruins of war, how a new European empire was built The God Quest Philip Ball on the human yearning for immortality Ed Smith The harrowing downfall of Tiger Woods Free thinking since 1913 24-30 July 2015/£3.95 How Labour went mad for Jeremy Corbyn What the left-wing radical’s surge means for Britain By Helen Lewis George Eaton Mary Creagh PLUS The Greek delusion

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Germany’s triumph Brendan Simms From the ruins of war, how a new European empire was built

The God Quest Philip Ball on the human yearning for immortality

Ed Smith The harrowing downfall of Tiger Woods

Free thinking since 1913

24-30 July 2015/£3.95

How Labour went mad for Jeremy Corbyn What the left-wing radical’s surge means for Britain

By Helen Lewis George Eaton Mary Creagh

PLUS The Greek delusion

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