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When I look at football, I find my mind wandering all the time. Yet I always watch on my own – not with my son, in case he ...
I won’t say the shows were a triumph, as I don’t trust in triumphalism. Maybe it scares me; too close to hubris. In a room full of people cheering you on, you can start to feel important. You can ...
On-screen portraits of abortionists are rare. April, which follows a doctor in rural Georgia, is starkly honest – and ...
Penelope Campling. Penelope Campling is a fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. She is the author of On the Brink: Stories of Harm and Healing from a Lifetime in Psychiatr ...
Gay Talese published a candid account of his infidelities in 1980. His marriage survived; his career almost didn’t.
Underfunded and with bad incentive structures, the industry needs rescuing.
This is a principle that physicists will recognise. Trump leads by entropy, taking the energy that could be used to do ...
But the “yookay” also denotes something more specific: the grubby successor state to the country once known as Britain, now ...
Few hunts are, thankfully, likely to prove as inconclusive as the search for who leaked Labour MPs’ LGBT+ group WhatsApp ...
As the local elections approach, Labour cannot agree on how to respond to Reform’s embrace of left economic populism.
All in all, it was a feisty back-to-school session. Badenoch will be pleased with her performance, not least her line that Starmer “doesn’t have the balls” to do the right thing. It was undoubtedly ...
In an echo of Harold Wilson’s creation of the Department for Economic Affairs, he calls for “a new economics ministry instead ...