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How a movement of people who hear voices is reshaping our understanding of mental illness – and consciousness itself.
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Why geopolitics no longer operates under a common set of rules.
The journalist and broadcaster discusses his new book How to Stop Fascism and explains why the far right is resurging in the UK and across the world.
