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Willa Fitzgerald on her Watergate thriller 18½: ‘We live in a very different political atmosphere’

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The Recycling Concerto creating a smash out of trash

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Letter to my Younger Self

Denise Mina: ‘Writing is a compulsion. It’s not really something you choose to do’

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How Herbert Ponting captured Scott’s doomed Antarctic expedition

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If we’re going to reform prisons, we should start with the prisoners

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What it’s like to grow up gay, Muslim and afraid

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Ultimate Thunder: The most punk-rock band in Britain

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Big Zuu: ‘Food is about connecting with everyone’

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Sam Delaney: A CPAP machine is breathing new life into me

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With Westminster is in turmoil, who is left to govern?

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Peter Cushing’s Dr Who movies regenerated for a new audience

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Covid stole my sense of smell – but I never gave up hope of finding it

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Rainn Wilson on the meaning of life, America and the ‘gratifying’ legacy of The Office

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How church, state and monarchy are inextricably bound

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Letter to my Younger Self

John McEnroe: ‘It was a hell of a ride’

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Politics is beginning to look like a toxic sludge

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Books about jazz you need to read

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Lucy Sweet: Glastonbury – ‘the maddest masterclass of sensory overload’

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Life as a midwife aid worker: ‘Plagued by vivid dreams of the patients I felt I had failed’

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The loss of humanities courses like English literature will leave education in a poorer place

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