Tate: "John Constable thought Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows was his best work. Why was the painting, and the city of Salisbury, so important to Constable?"

Frank Poems: A THOUSAND WORDS: John Constable’s Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows

"Transfiguration," Rafael. Wiki

Frank Poems: PARANORMAL POEMS

Wiki: Petts Wood railway station

Frank Poems: PETTS WOOD

Four-leaf clover

Frank Poems: LUCK

Irish Independent, 4 July 2022: "Joseph Coelho on hoping to ‘diversify bookshelves’ as 12th Children’s Laureate"

About Poets: JOSEPH COELHO

BBC Good Food

Frank Poems: JUST DESSERTS

The European Movement

Frank Poems: BREXITALIA

The Guardian, 7 February 2022: "Trump’s incendiary Texas speech may have deepened his legal troubles, experts say." Photograph: Brian Cahn/Zuma/Rex/Shutterstock

Frank Poems: THE PRESIDENT SAID

The Love Letter by William Strang, R.A. c. 1912. Oil on canvas. 30 x 25 in. (76 x 63.5 cm). The Victorian Web.

Frank Poems: LOVE LETTER/S

The Guardian, July 2013: "Laura Knight: Portraits – in pictures."

About Artists: LAURA KNIGHT

The Guardian, 13 May 2016: "Yves Klein and the birth of the blue"

Frank Poems: LIFE SENTENCE

"Girl Tending Geese," Benjamin Haughton, 1865-1924, Portsmouth Museums

Frank Poems: IF

BBC: Religions

Frank Poems: DIDDLE DI

Pablo Carlos Budassi, 8 August 2020: "Modern illustration of our cosmic neighborhood centered on the sun"

Frank Poems: THE LIFE AND SOUL

Through the Looking Glass, Chapter I

Frank Poems: MIR’R’RIM

Academy of New Zealand Literature, Interview, 2017. Photograph: Jemimah Kuhfeld.

About Poets: FLEUR ADCOCK

"Jitterbugging in juke joint, Saturday evening, outside Clarksdale, Mississippi, 1939." Wikipedia article on jitterbug.

Frank Poems: DISHY DANCIN’ MAN

The Guardian, 7 January 2021: "Robot wars: 100 years on, it's time to reboot Karel Čapek's RUR." Photograph: Dea Picture Library/De Agostini/Getty Images.

Frank Poems: ARTYFICIAL INTESTINES

The Tom Maior samba school. Photograph: Nelson Almeida/AFP/Getty Images. The Guardian, 12 February 2018: "Spirit of samba: the best of Rio and Sao Paulo carnivals in pictures"

Frank Poems: HAPPINESS

BBC, 2019: "Roadside litter: Law change could see car owners fined"

Frank Poems: RUBBISH SONG

Smithsonian Magazine, 2013: "These Patterns Move, But It’s All an Illusion"

Frank Poems: NOT TO B

Scaus Deo

Frank Poems: WHY NOT?

Frank Poems: GREAT DICTATORS

Frank Poems: GREAT DICTATORS

Frank Poems: SAXON SENRYŪ

Frank Poems: SAXON SENRYŪ

The Irish News, 14 January 2016: "Q&A: Attila the Stockbroker on football, The Clash & Tories"

About Poets: ATTILA THE STOCKBROKER

Elephant, 2 August 2017: Studio visit. Photo: Tim Smyth.

About Artists: RANA BEGUM

Lib Dem Richard Foord faces the best chance of overturning the Tory majority in Tiverton and Honiton. Photograph: Finnbarr Webster/Getty Images

In Ñspel │ The Observer view on this week’s byelections in Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton

Carole Cadwalladr outside the Royal Courts of Justice with her supporters in January 2022. Photograph: Tayfun Salcı/Zuma Press Wire/Rex/Shutterstock

In Ñspel │ The Observer view on Carole Cadwalladr and a victory for public interest journalism

Art in America, interiew, 28 April 2017

About Artists: RYAN GANDER

The Guardian, 10 March 2017: "Stranger, Baby by Emily Berry review – deeply moving study of loss." Photograph: Peter Barry.

About Poets: EMILY BERRY

The Guardian, interview, 8 October 2013: "What's the greatest threat to art? Popularity. I'm an unashamed elitist." Photograph: Linda Nylind.

About Artists: ALISON WILDING

The Observer, 15 November 2015: "Paula Rego, 80: ‘Painting is not a career. It’s an inspiration’." Photo: Antonio Olmos

About Artists: PAULA REGO

The national mood was different 20 years ago at the Queen’s golden jubilee. Photograph: Paul Faith/PA

In Ñspel │ The Observer view on inequality in the UK

Katharine Hayhoe warns that if we continue emitting greenhouse gases no adaptation will be possible. Photograph: Courtesy of Dr Katharine Hayhoe

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ We cannot adapt our way out of climate crisis, warns leading scientist

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is greeted by Priti Patel and minister of state for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Hugo Swire, in London in 2015. Photograph: Jonathan Brady/PA

Fṛm Đ Obzrvr │ Tory devotion to ‘dear friend’ Modi says so much about needy post-Brexit Britain

Part of the new Elizabeth line in London. ‘A big chunk of the cash for building came from businesses along the route.’ Photograph: Future Publishing/Getty Images

In Ñspel │ The Guardian view on taxes: high time landowners paid their fair share

‘Mr Johnson is wrong if he thinks people are ready to “move on” from questions about parties.’ Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA

In Ñspel │ The Guardian view on the Gray report: a diagnosis of sick government

‘What makes this election feel closer to home is that the Australian right’s thinking remains core to Boris Johnson’s project.’ Johnson (right) with then Australian prime minister Scott Morrison at 10 Downing Street, London, in December 2021. Photograph: Dominic Lipinski/PA

Fṛm Đ Gardịn: Australia has shown how quickly the right can crumble. Boris Johnson, be warned

A swallow feeding chicks in Scotland. ‘These are worrying times. Billions of birds are disappearing.’ Photograph: Thomas Hanahoe/Alamy

In Ñspel │ The Guardian view on swallows and swifts: nature’s messengers

Fṛm Đ Obzrvr │ Les 2 Garçons, London: ‘Designed specifically to be your comfort zone’ – restaurant review

Fṛm Đ Obzrvr │ Les 2 Garçons, London: ‘Designed specifically to be your comfort zone’ – restaurant review

From Czech: FOOTPRINTS, by Karel Čapek

From Czech: FOOTPRINTS, by Karel Čapek

Green for go: get outside to practise mindfulness, work out and surround yourself with nature’s favourite mood-enhancing colour. Photograph: Jacky Parker/Getty Images

Fṛm Đ Gardịn: Gardening will keep you fit and happy

Art News, 26 January 2017: "The Art of Renewable Youth: The Iconoclastic Roger Hiorns Wants to Make Work That Slips Through the Problem of Time."

About Artists: ROGER HIORNS

Irish Independent, 2018: "I believe that two lines of poetry can save a life." Photo: Caroline Quinn.

About Poets: PAULA MEEHAN

‘The prime minister’s inflated sense of entitlement rankles with the public. More than 120 fines were issued for law-breaking in Downing Street.’ Photograph: Tayfun Salcı/Zuma Press Wire/Rex/Shutterstock

In Ñspel │ The Guardian view on Boris Johnson: not in control of his own premiership

The Guardian, interview, May 2017: 'I was dehumanised': Lemn Sissay on hearing his harrowing abuse report live on stage. Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

About Poets: LEMN SISSAY

The Guardian, 9 December 2016: "Helen Marten: the Turner prize winner who took the art world to task." Photograph: James Gourley/Rex/Shutterstock.

About Artists: HELEN MARTEN

The Guardian, 20 March 2018, interview: "Anthea Hamilton on how she plans to top her Turner prize buttocks." Photograph: David Levene.

About Artists: ANTHEA HAMILTON

Observer, October 2019, interview: "The artist on sock darning and homemade baked beans."

About Artists: GAVIN TURK

The Irish Times, 7 March 2020: "New poetry: Medbh McGuckian, Moyra Donaldson and Raymond Antrobus"

About Poets: MEDBH McGUCKIAN

Truss was in a full-on state of denial. If she had accidentally mouthed the odd truth she would definitely make sure that she never made that mistake again. Photograph: Henry Nicholls/Reuters

Fṛm Đ Gardịn: Any correlation between the truth and what Liz Truss said was entirely coincidental

‘George Eustice recently let shoppers in on the little secret of supermarket value ranges.’ Photograph: Breakfast | Sky News

Fṛm Đ Gardịn: At ease, Martin Lewis – a queue of Tory MPs is here to solve the cost of living crisis