In this week's magazine, Andrew Marr writes that the war in Ukraine will affect our lives for years to come, Rachel Cunliffe explains why the Tories have lost the Rod Stewart generation, and Will Dunn on how the coming property crash will rewrite the rules of Britain's economy.
Elsewhere, Bruno Maçães writes from Ukraine on how Russia will lose the war, Sarah Manavis on TikTok's therapist influencers, and Will Lloyd meets the anti-woke satirist Konstantin Kisin.
Plus: John Gray on the tragic realism of Robert Kaplan, Kate Mossman on The Creative Act by Rick Rubin, and Ellen Peirson-Hagger meets the Swedish duo First Aid Kit.
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