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‘A vital cog in 20th century music’: Celebrating Brian Auger, the nexus of Swinging London

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Top 5 comic novels, chosen by comedy screenwriter James Alistair Henry

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The Last Showgirl review – Pamela Anderson finds the pathos in Vegas

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I went to Leicester to punch melons and tomatoes for science. No, seriously

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The Futureheads star Barry Hyde on mining’s ‘brutal’ heritage: ‘I don’t think anyone misses the mines’

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Toxic Town star Jodie Whittaker on justice, Doctor Who and why she’s always ‘on the brink of panic’

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The Last Laugh: Why there’s such nostalgia for the funny men who brought the nation together

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Jane Austen has become my shelter against a confusing world

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Cher: The Memoir, Part One review – pop icon turns back time

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Green MP Ellie Chowns: ‘Half measures will no longer suffice – we need bold solutions to poverty’

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Kubrick: An Odyssey review – a forensic debunking of myths and falsehoods

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Letters: Starmer and co aren’t changemakers – they’re change-talkers

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Climate change is keeping food from our plates. It’s time for big business to step up

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Kids Cover Competition

Big Issue’s Kids Cover Competition is back for Earth Day – judged by the legendary Chris Packham

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Inside the Big Issue

Inside the Big Issue: 40 years on from the miners’ strike

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I went looking for incels – among all the hate and bile, I found some signs of hope

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Top 5 works of satire, chosen by writer and cultural mischief maker Jackie Ess

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Loud music ruined my ears – but it doesn’t mean I can’t still enjoy a Mogwai gig

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Amandaland skewers parenting with uncanny accuracy – it should come with a trigger warning

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Patrick Geddes saved Edinburgh from demolition. We’re still learning from him after 100 years

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