Readers’ recipe swap: Raisins

Your recipes for spicy lamb flatbreads, cheese and spinach pastries, traditional Cornish breakfast buns, and caramel rice pudding cake

… and the next theme is winter salads, published 10 October. Get your recipes in by 30 September via GuardianWitness or by email (recipes@theguardan.com)

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Ten photographers focus on inequality – a visual story

As new sustainable development goals are announced to tackle poverty, inequality and climate change, 10 photographers have united for Action/2015 to offer their perspectives on equality, with subjects ranging from the Awá tribe in Brazil to factory workers in Wisconsin

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CHOLE: A CLASSIC VEGGIE CURRY RECIPE FOR NATIONAL CURRY WEEK!

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Remains of the summer: readers' best shots from around the world

With the arrival of the autumnal equinox and shorter days for the northern hemisphere, here is a reminder of what your summer looked like this year

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Nigel Slater recipes

12 delicious recipes from Nigel Slater’s new Kitchen Diaries

The master of easy, tasty and impressive home cooking is back with his latest collection of recipes for light lunches and substantial suppers

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Meet the super-collectors: ‘I wish I had Geri’s union jack dress’

It started with a Spice Girls pencil case and led to donations from Mels B and C. Photographer James Mollison catches up with eight collectors – and their stuff

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Margaret Atwood: we are double-plus unfree

Our governments now treat us like cattle – governed by fear, we have surrendered too many of our hard-won freedoms. It’s time to recapture the territory we’ve ceded

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Making home cooking easy!

We deliver delicious, healthy, easy recipes to your door every week. Along with all the ingredients you need to cook them perfectly. Simple!

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The Amazon tribe protecting the forest with bows, arrows, GPS and camera traps

With authorities ineffective, the 2,200-strong Ka’apor, in the Brazilian state of Maranhão, are taking on the illegal loggers with technology and direct action

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Weerapong  Chaipuck  (PHOTOS)

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The roots of European racism lie in the slave trade, colonialism – and Edward Long

David Olusoga

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The City’s stranglehold makes Britain look like an oh-so-civilised mafia state

George Monbiot

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Isis profits from destruction of antiquities by selling relics to dealers – and then blowing up the buildings they come from to conceal the evidence of looting

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Next stop, Siberia! The strange and beautiful world of Soviet bus stops – in pictures

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