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The battle for Mosul Jonathan Rugman On the front line in Iraq, where Isis fighters have no fear of death

Paul Beatty The Booker Prize winner on race, satire and offence

Nazis on drugs How crystal meth fuelled the rise of the Third Reich

Free thinking since 1913

4-10 November 2016/£3.95

US ELECTIONSPECIAL

Has Trump destroyed the Republican Party?

The closing of the liberal mind

The resurgence of the state and the crumbling world order By John Gray

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