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The Mountain in the Sea review: Ray Nayler’s ‘refreshing approach’ to alien first contact
debut novel

The Mountain in the Sea review: Ray Nayler’s ‘refreshing approach’ to alien first contact

A lot has changed since the war years, but poverty remains
Opinion

A lot has changed since the war years, but poverty remains

Behind the wild man of Vienna: Who was the real Beethoven?
Classical music

Behind the wild man of Vienna: Who was the real Beethoven?

Our ocean is in crisis, but here’s how we can turn the tide
environment

Our ocean is in crisis, but here’s how we can turn the tide

The Terraformers review: ‘A remarkable piece of world building’
Sci-fi

The Terraformers review: ‘A remarkable piece of world building’

Pitchfork’s viral Måneskin review reminds us music criticism can be savagely entertaining
Rock

Pitchfork’s viral Måneskin review reminds us music criticism can be savagely entertaining

Jack Lowden on BBC thriller The Gold: ‘It was sort of ridiculous, but also dangerous’
heist

Jack Lowden on BBC thriller The Gold: ‘It was sort of ridiculous, but also dangerous’

Another day, another housing minister
Paul McNamee

Another day, another housing minister

When Sam Delaney needed to sort his mental health, the solution was unexpected – sincerity
mental health

When Sam Delaney needed to sort his mental health, the solution was unexpected – sincerity

Sophie L Morgan: ‘It’s radical being visible’
Letter to my Younger Self

Sophie L Morgan: ‘It’s radical being visible’

Owlish review: ‘No ordinary tale of male angst and frustrated desire’
Novel

Owlish review: ‘No ordinary tale of male angst and frustrated desire’

Top 5 books about children and nature, chosen by CC Harrington
Books

Top 5 books about children and nature, chosen by CC Harrington

Finding an entry point to the fabulously weird world of Frank Zappa
avant-garde

Finding an entry point to the fabulously weird world of Frank Zappa

Ten Planets review: A short story collection that slinks between genres
fiction

Ten Planets review: A short story collection that slinks between genres

History haunts modern life, but will we ever learn from it?
History

History haunts modern life, but will we ever learn from it?

Pledges to end homelessness collide with inconvenient truths
Opinion

Pledges to end homelessness collide with inconvenient truths

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The Apprentice is the very definition of a meeting that should have been an email
TV

The Apprentice is the very definition of a meeting that should have been an email

‘Ultimately, this strike is about patient safety’: Three NHS nurses on our healthcare crisis
News

‘Ultimately, this strike is about patient safety’: Three NHS nurses on our healthcare crisis

Glen Matlock: ‘I wish John Lydon stood by Anarchy In The UK’s words’
punk

Glen Matlock: ‘I wish John Lydon stood by Anarchy In The UK’s words’

Waterloo Road: Danny’s story shines a light on youth homelessness
Homelessness

Waterloo Road: Danny’s story shines a light on youth homelessness