The frontrunners for Trump’s cabinet profiled, the trouble with luxury re-editions of your favourite music, and the very best ‘Stir-up Sunday’ recipe

Why Prince Harry’s fellow millennials must not ignore online abuse, why comic troupe Asperger’s Are Us don’t want your pity, and why there’s nothing to restrain the next US president

Could the FBI have cost Clinton the US presidential race? Does the article 50 ruling mean Brexit could be avoided? But first, the important issue of delicious bonfire night food

Will Heathrow’s third runway plans really take flight? Were report of tabloids’ death greatly exaggerated? And why not indulge in fright-night delights this Halloween?

We explain the key issues in the battle for Mosul, ask whether satire is dead and wonder whether a cashless future is all it’s cracked up to be

Which goods are susceptible to Brexit-driven market strife? Which US election ads have done the most damage? And what are perils of relocating a story for the big screen?

What are the PM’s plans for the UK exactly? How did America’s sinister clown sightings start? And what’s the magic formula for perfect cheese scones?

Meet the men who salvaged an infidelity website and one of Amazon’s ‘unbiased’ reviewers – but first, a tour of the reliably controversial Turner prize exhibition

What’ll happen to Labour after the leadership contest? How do wealth managers hide a fortune? And what’s the best album artwork ever?

Marvel at Theresa May’s determination to reanimate the 11-plus, see Guardian documentaries’ first film, Gun Nation, on America’s great paradox, and strap in for another trip in the Starbug

This week, we get set for more sporting over-achievers, discover that Britain has actually been at war for more than 100 years, and decipher the phrases currently in vogue with our politicians

Tech giant Apple’s €13m tax bill explained, why Ed Balls on Strictly is smart politics, and a preview of everything worth watching on the big screen this season

France’s burkini ban divides the Côte d’Azur, how to have a modern divorce, and ratings winner Mrs Brown’s Boys takes on critics’ fave Mulholland Drive