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David Shrigley Q&A: “I’m getting weak in my old age. I should start lifting weights”
The British artist on Stewart Lee, plasticine portraits and why you should be happy right now.
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The CEO of Alzheimer’s Society discusses working in the charity sector, and the appalling state of UK social care.
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The South Korean novelist on K-pop, regretting the future and escaping to another planet.
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