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Scotland plans new independence vote to stay in EU if there's a Brexit

Already there are concerns over Britain leaving Europe and a push for another Scottish independence referendum

Books Review

A N Wilson tries to navigate Biblical fact, fiction and faith

Goading believers and Dawkins-style rationalists alike, A N Wilson recounts his own struggle with faith, God and the Bible
Politics

The week ahead: Eurovision to Ebola

The key events for the coming week
Law & Order

Newsweeks Past: Student shootings

What Newsweek reported on in 1970
Art Review

Henry Hudson: the plasticine satirist

Hudson invokes Hogarth in his painstakingly executed works
Science

Husband-and-wife team begin work on cure for colour-blindness

Scientists will use gene injection to help find a cure for the colour-blind after testing the method on squirrel monkeys
Culture Feature

Edith Piaf's legacy is stronger than ever in native France

The French have fallen in love all over again with their 'little sparrow' – 53 years after the singer's tragically early death
Law & Order Feature

In Brazil, being LGBT can be a death sentence

Every 28 hours, a lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans Brazilian is killed
Culture Interview

My Weekend: Richard Bowden-Doyle

The chairman of tour operator Neilson hankers for Africa and volunteers as a 'blood-runner'
Books Review

The changing role of America as a global superpower

Established dogmas are torn up in a challenge to presidential candidates to recognise the US is not getting stronger
Culture

What 'Good Kill' Gets Wrong About Drone Warfare

'Good Kill' shows the hell of a drone operator's life, but refuses to go deeper into the psychological impact of killing from long distance.
Politics Feature

What Hillary Clinton's tough take on secretary of state could mean for her presidency

Clinton has had eight years in the White House, six in the Senate and four as Secretary of State
Culture Review

Clouds of Sils Maria exposes the fear of living in the shadow of the young

Juliette Binoche plays a nervous and unstable actress facing her age opposite Kristen Stewart and Chloë Grace Moretz
Business Opinion

Dubai's supercar sales go into overdrive as Emerati seek status symbols

Lavish Dubai, 'land of the free', boasts the world's biggest Bentley dealership
Culture Opinion

Vienna's traditional coffee houses still hum with intellectual productivity

Vienna's famous coffee houses are still an inseparable part of European character
Sepp Blatter plots revenge as Europe faces cut in World Cup spots

The Fifa president has scheduled an emergency executive meeting the day after his likely re-election
Politics Big shots

Big Shots

The most striking images from the week
Business

Google faces threats from EU probe and specialist apps

Niche apps for search results may threaten Google monopoly as it fights antitrust violations
Business

Europe's engineering giants are fighting for survival

A new dawn for gas and electricity companies in Europe is fast-approaching
World

Can Hillary Clinton Move Beyond Benghazi?

What kind of secretary of state was Hillary Clinton? Smart and tough, and often thwarted.
Technology

Kit: Samsonite's super-lightweight hard-shell case

Samsonite's super-smooth hard-shell case comes apart in the hands of our global nomad