Here's what's in this week's issue of The Week magazine
8th August 2020
- Main stories: Facing a second wave: Is Britain ready?
- Controversy: The house of cronies
- People: Alanis Morisette: “I thought that fame would be a panacea”
- Best British article: Women could be the losers of the lockdown
- Best International article: If Biden wins in November, will Trump go quietly?
- Health & Science: A quarter of UK mammals endangered
- Talking points: Argos: farewell, book of dreams
- Obituaries: Kansai Yamamoto: The pioneering designer who helped create Ziggy Stardust
- The Last Word: Lazy days: memories of the great British summer
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