Toil and rubble: a report from Turkey

Piotr Zalewski, The Economist's Turkey correspondent, shares firsthand accounts from the earthquake-ravaged regions of Turkey, revealing inadequate government responses and rising public anger. He discusses the chaos of rescue efforts and ongoing humanitarian challenges. Meanwhile, Joshua Roberts examines Britain's productivity crisis, attributing it to poor management practices and the potential gains from reforming these systems. They also explore a groundbreaking national survey on sexual attitudes, reflecting a shift toward openness in discussing sensitive topics.