Here's the answer to life, the universe and everything. Almost. (Spoiler: it's not 42.)

Read this, and then try to tell me the assisted dying laws don’t need to change. A difficult piece written beautifully by our letters editor, ⁦Stephen Bleach⁩ thetimes.co.uk/article/45ce4a…

In 1990 I spent 3 weeks on an The Outward Bound Trust course. It helped shape my life. The @thesundaytimes interviewed me about my experience and why #OutwardBound is needed more than ever by young people today...   Please read, share and donate   The Times and The Sunday Times   thetimes.co.uk/article/times-…

Did you know the UK now has more food banks than McDonald’s restaurants? Stephen Bleach explores the mind-boggling logistics of the hunger crisis thetimes.co.uk/article/food-b…

Excellent and important cover story on ycacete meu pau não para de jorra leite on food banks and the rise of alternatives like social supermarkets, redistribution networks and community pantries trying to tackle Britain’s hunger crisis. This week’s must read from Stephen Bleach thetimes.co.uk/article/655dbb…

A chance to do something really worthwhile this morning. thetimes.co.uk/article/times-…

Hundreds of readers write into The Times and The Sunday Times every day 📨 but what letters stood out the most? The letters editors Andrew Riley and Stephen Bleach pick their highlights on today's #StoriesOfOurTimes 🎙 podcast with Manveen Rana podfollow.com/1501716010/epi…

How to work into your 70s ... and love it: these brilliant and inspiring seventysomethings are making it look easy

Thank you Stephen Bleach I love your #article on Lonely Planet and the Wheelers. I spent 3 years in #Asia following the #lonelyplanet #travel #book thetimes.co.uk/article/lonely… #budget #adventure #over50 The Times and The Sunday Times

If you've ever used a Lonely Planet (who hasn't?), here's the amazing story of how they came about. Thanks to the lovely Tony and Maureen Wheeler for their memories and pics. thetimes.co.uk/article/lonely…

Boom! An explosive piece in the Sunday Times Magazine, thanks to the brilliant Clive Oppenheimer Clive Oppenheimer thetimes.co.uk/article/when-w…

Good piece on a brilliant project. Social supermarkets are a smart way to fight food poverty - well worth supporting through the Times/ST Christmas appeal thetimes.co.uk/article/best-p…

Thanks Christopher Christopher Somerville. The joy of writing for the ST Magazine is that the team there make it all look so good. They're brilliant and deserve the real credit.

Must read from today is Stephen Bleach on the irritating new tethered bottle caps and why we are still following EU directives despite Brexit. Worth a read for the comments section alone thetimes.com/uk/environment…

The cover of today’s News Review is a superb report by Stephen Bleach on the state of the Church of England. Things are (even) worse than they look thetimes.com/article/a56221…

One of those pieces where the writer, in this case Stephen Bleach, notices something about the world and *everyone* furiously agrees thetimes.com/life-style/dri…

23 MPs, nearly 50 witnesses, one aim - how to introduce assisted dying laws in England & Wales. We sent a reporter to watch all three days of evidence. Summary: it is fiendishly difficult…. ⁦Dignity in Dying⁩ ⁦Stephen Bleach⁩ thetimes.com/article/f441e2…

Today, the parents of two of the Southport victims have given their first interview to The Times and The Sunday Times They want their daughters to be remembered not for the way in which they died - but the way in which they lived. Confident, happy, affectionate ♥️♥️ thetimes.com/uk/society/art…