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Eurovision wars HeIen Lewis How a song contest became the place where Europe fights its battles Shiraz Maher The shadow of Iraq looms over the Syrian conflict Ed Smith Being a good loser made Leicester’s Ranieri a winner Free thinking since 1913 6-12 May 2016/£3.95 The longest hatred Anti-Semitism is resurgent in Europe. Can this ancient poison ever be eradicated? By Brendan Simms and Charlie Laderman

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Eurovision wars HeIen Lewis How a song contest became the place where Europe fights its battles

Shiraz Maher The shadow of Iraq looms over the Syrian conflict

Ed Smith Being a good loser made Leicester’s Ranieri a winner

Free thinking since 1913

6-12 May 2016/£3.95

The longest hatred Anti-Semitism is resurgent in Europe. Can this ancient poison ever be eradicated?

By Brendan Simms and Charlie Laderman

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