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3am eternal
Insomnia is a secret life, whose lonely, wakeful hours reveal a different version of reality. The poet David Harsent describes his experience of a world in which nothing is quite as it seems.
Occupational hazards
As eviction looms at St Paul’s, the protesters are struggling with the hardship of months spent sleeping rough. So is there a future for this global movement?
Why isn’t our press more diverse?
Exclusive report: leading journalists speak up on race and the media.
The dark side of Brick Lane's curry houses
Caterers form the first ever Bangladeshi workers union in the UK, to tackle poor working conditions and wages.
Webbs on the Web
Diaries of NS founder and social reformer Beatrice Webb tell a fascinating personal and political history.
Enough of this royal deference
Traditional BBC objectivity seems to have been suspended for Andrew Marr's hour-long propaganda roll.
Rewriting history will not atone for the mistreatment of Alan Turing
If we pardon Turing, there are thousands more due the same. Never returning to those times should be our aim.
Low rise and shallow fall
In the second of his English Journeys, Edward Platt visits the Essex hinterland where he was born, and discovers that there’s more to this county than stereotypical manual workers and brash, self-made millionaires.
The interview
The interview
On Syria
GOP race so far
Mind your B-sides
Time to rethink
Who minds?
Alistair Darling
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