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Theresa May's post-Thatcherite approach to politics is baffling those on both the left and right
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Peter Wilby's First Thoughts.
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Alex Renton examines the disturbing brutality of boarding school life.
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The last remaining uncollected stories and a new biography show the great novelist’s grasp of history and his place in it.
The new adaptation of Margaret Atwood's novel has captured a moment.
Mike Heron's memoir of the hippy trend-setters shows their extraordinary influence on the 60s music scene.
The author of The Wake voices his disillusionment with green politics – but it’s an argument at risk of bumping into its own tail.
John Varvatos, the designer helping rock stars keep their cool
In search of the vanishing voice of a generation
Mike Bartlett’s triumphant King Charles III and the plodding Barbara Windsor biopic Babs.
A revealing retrospective of the sculptor's work speaks to mankind’s alienation, loneliness and smallness
The latest instalment in Ridley Scott's series elevates the horror beyond the purely physical
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