How the MeToo backlash helped Russell Brand
Also this week: Bring on by-election season, and my predictions for Strictly Come Dancing.
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Also this week: Bring on by-election season, and my predictions for Strictly Come Dancing.
ByAlso this week: medieval epidemiology, and the scourge of child sex abuse.
ByAlso this week: the G20 summit that saved the world and the beating heart of England.
ByAlso this week: A close encounter with Labour luvvies, and chaos at the British Museum.
ByAlso this week: the unfairness of A-levels and ministers who say results don’t matter.
ByAlso this week: an oak that will outlive us all and the problem with dogs.
ByAlso this week: why journalists should back Hollywood’s strikes.
ByAlso this week: Rage at Wimbledon and Tory snobbery over “Mickey Mouse” degrees.
ByEurope has proved far more adept at building walls than the former US president was.
ByAlso this week: the worst margarita of our lives, and Russia’s hot-dog rebels.
ByAlso this week: nourishing our children and the social media con.
ByAlso this week: admiring the Elgin Marbles, and enduring the rigmarole of chemotherapy.
ByAlso this week: a word of warning for Sadiq Khan and reflecting on the new age of AI journalism.
ByAlso this week: the art of rejecting authors and how all the best stories are true.
ByFor Ukrainians, victory is inevitable – but in the country’s hospitals, it is clear that winning the war will come…
ByAlso this week: a guitar from Sting, and a literary reminder of why being 16 was never sweet.
ByNow our album is being released, I feel like I could cry at any moment – while reaching for the…
ByOur Best of Young British Novelists list proved that publishing is more permeable, and more transformative, than we imagine.
ByI rarely see anything on television or in the cinema as adventurous as what can be found in a book.
ByThere was a hoopla in Colchester for the royal visit, with small children waving flags and a brass band.
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