Feminism has always been complicated – just ask the women of the Seventies
A short film at Tate Britain is a reminder of the glorious energy and contradictions of the women’s liberation movement.
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This England: In the bag
This column – which, though named after a line in Shakespeare’s “Richard II”, refers to the whole of Britain –…
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Letter of the week: Pride and pedagogy
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Subscriber of the week: Geoff Wilson
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It’s bright January days when I feel most myself
Summer is an endurance test; Christmas is claustrophobia – but the start of the calendar is a wide open space.
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Confronting mortality on a 5A bus to the hereafter
After a visit to the Polyclinic, I now have to wait for my results. Scanxiety, I believe it’s called.
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