How I Spend It: Skye Gyngell on her childhood in Australia The chef reminisces about the sound of rain on a tin roof, the taste of peach and verbena, and big jars of Vegemite
Digital euro will protect consumer privacy, ECB executive pledges Fabio Panetta admits some oversight by regulators is necessary to avoid misuse
HTSI editor’s letter: get your motor running…. We’re planning to escape From superyachts on the high seas to motorbikes in Andalusia, it’s time to make a fast getaway
Masala chai: how the spiced tea went global — and how to make it ‘In search of comfort and a lost history, I attempted to recreate my family’s forgotten recipe’
The rise of English sparkling wine — and which to drink this summer ‘A recent tasting proved just how competent those who make wine sparkle in England are’
True detectives — genre fiction’s lack of diversity Crime novels and thrillers lag behind in fair representation of ethnic minorities, but some publishers are working to redress the balance
If you could step inside a painting, which would it be? As immersive Van Gogh exhibits sell out across the world, art’s alternate realities have never looked so good
How To Spend It in... Brittany Paco Rabanne creative director Julien Dossena shares his insider guide to the French coast’s best bars, culture – and biscuits
Behind the dazzling wines of the wild Azores The inhospitable soils of Pico have proven fertile ground for Portugal’s most adventurous winemakers
Where women dare to tread: the act of reclaiming space The art of ‘flânerie’ has long been the preserve of white males — but a generation of women writers seeks to change all that
Fear Factory: Aggression Continuum — civilisational breakdown Dystopian themes are intensified by tensions within the industrial-metal band
Boasts fly fast on new releases from Migos and Polo G ‘Hall of Fame’ and ‘Culture III’ illustrate a new development in rap’s talent for self-aggrandisement
Joan Armatrading displays her singular writing talent on Consequences Crafted in isolation, the musician’s new album expresses a powerful need for company
A midsummer day’s dream: tableware for picnics and outdoor banquets ‘We need to celebrate this summer, even if we end up only able to make merry in our back gardens’
The home in 50 objects #47: print of the Great Exhibition of 1851 Queen Victoria’s husband Prince Albert commissioned watercolours of the Crystal Palace exhibition from artists Joseph Nash and Louis Haghe
New York’s Asia Society Museum triennial hopes to heal divisions Director Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe seeks to foster dialogue between the Asian continent and the US at a time of heightened tension
The Artek stool: a classic design with a twist of existential humour Fischli/Weiss’s edition of the 1933 stool by Alvar Aalto comes with its own slogan-bearing T-shirt
Larry Krasner means change is afoot in Philly DA on BBC4 The documentary follows a noted civil rights lawyer who became the surprise new district attorney of Philadelphia
Diana — the tragedy of a princess always in front of the lens Unguarded moments on camera underline the awful truth in an ITV documentary about the Princess of Wales
The Handmaid’s Tale series 4 — June strikes back Elisabeth Moss shines as the leader of the resistance against theocratic Gilead
Changing Channel 4 presents ministers with major hurdles Planned overhaul of UK broadcaster’s remit will have big influence on any privatisation
18 open-air theatres to visit across the UK It’s one of the great summer pleasures: grab a cushion, a blanket and a bottle of bubbly and head to an outdoor arena to share theatre under the open
Where does the refugee crisis fit within the ESG agenda? Moral Money sat down with Filippo Grandi, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees
