195 x 240 mm, 120 pages London, UK Editors: Rob Orchard and Marcus Webb Art director: Christian Tate ‘Last to breaking news’ The original slow journalism magazine, looking back at the news with the (sweet, sweet) benefit of hindsight. A staple on the magCulture shelves. Covering January, February and March 2026, the editorial of this edition opens with a recap of the warpath forged by Trump that furnished headlines in the new year, highlighting features on his ousting of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, and a deep dive into the war in Iran. Elsewhere, royal biographer Andrew Lownie delves into the downfall of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, covering the fallout of his arrest and affiliations with Jeffrey Epstein; an interview with the CEO of environmental charity the Rivers Trust uncovers critical issues facing UK waterways; and NASA scientists discover signs of life from an analysis of four billion year old asteroid Bennu. On the JournalAt Work With editor Rob Orchard, from 2014: ‘The idea of the magazine—and slow journalism in general—is to produce something of substance, something permanent that’s worth treasuring and revisiting, a real antidote to throwaway news. ’READ MORE slow-journalism.com
