Here's what's in this week's issue of The Week magazine
21st November 2020
- Main stories: Johnson’s “reboot”
- Controversy: Democracy in tatters
- People: Arundel’s singing nuns
- Best British article: Art shouldn’t forsake its duty to truth
- Best International article: Massacre in Mozambique: Islamic State tightens its grip
- Health & Science: British teens are shorter
- Talking points: Exit Cummings: All change at No.10?
- Obituaries: Des O’Connor: The genial kind of light entertainment
- The Last Word: “My few minutes of terror” near the Afghan border
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