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More than 1,100 cases of measels have been reported in England this year, as the anti-vax movement causes an alarming surge across the globe.
In their first interview, the new group’s founders Neil O'Brien and Will Tanner insist that “the intellectual life is on the centre right”.
New-old prime minister Mahathir Mohamad came out of retirement expressly to stop Najib Razak, his former protégé, from wrecking the country.
The paper has a peculiar definition of “self-made”.
The pantomime is in full swing, but no one knows the end of the script.
In Israel, you have an up-close-and-personal view of Obama’s greatest mistake.
The populist upheavals in the West are a response to political failure of historic proportions, but its most conspicuous casualties have been liberal and centre-left parties.
Putin paints Russia as the underdog to keep his citizens, like those of Oceania in Nineteen Eighty-Four, in a permanent sense of crisis.
Your sex life is scrutinised. Your womb becomes public property. Being a royal bride has always been an absurd and demeaning job.
A new poem by Will Eaves.
The Queen’s annual Christmas speech provides an opportunity to trace the evolution of a voice: hers has dropped one semitone each decade.
Problems is explicit, shocking and sure to incite conversation.
How dreams of the “Anglosphere” returned to British politics.
Trevor was the literary heir of Chekhov, Maupassant and James Joyce: and one of the great contemporary chroniclers of the human condition.
Ward’s books deepen our understanding of an iniquitous America
Jake Shears’s memoir, Boys Keep Swinging, is a current example, packed with sharply told stories and proper moments of insider insight.
Filmmakers love Ian McEwan for his dramatic set-pieces – but ungainly flashbacks and ageing make-up ruin this adaptation.
Space is the place where Alex Turner can let his solipsistic weirdness emerge.
“Woman says bollocks near Cheadle” is funnier than “Woman says bollocks in Cheadle”.
The adaptation of Edward St Aubyn’s novels sees the actor take on the lead role, an upper-class heroin addict living in the shadow of his monstrous father.
Plus I need to get fit for a cricket match, and at the moment I look like an egg with sticks for legs and arms.
The rare condition typically leads to moderate learning disability and cardiovascular abnormalities but also striking verbal flair and a passion for music.
Ageless appeal is the privilege of the sex symbol, and sherry’s desirability has endured, and triumphed.
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