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Wine-tasting woes with Professor Brian Cox
Travel

Wine-tasting woes with Professor Brian Cox

80 years on from the Beveridge Report, this is Britain’s new safety net
Welfare state

80 years on from the Beveridge Report, this is Britain’s new safety net

How we lost sight of the Beveridge Principles
Dr Lee Gregory

How we lost sight of the Beveridge Principles

Awaab Ishak’s shocking death will be the housing sector’s defining moment
Opinion

Awaab Ishak’s shocking death will be the housing sector’s defining moment

Aftersun: Charlotte Wells captures the fragmentation of memory and loss
Interview

Aftersun: Charlotte Wells captures the fragmentation of memory and loss

Damian Lewis and Guy Pearce on Kim Philby drama: ‘You can have a lot of fun in the spy genre’
espionage

Damian Lewis and Guy Pearce on Kim Philby drama: ‘You can have a lot of fun in the spy genre’

Pattie Boyd: ‘I was with The Beatles and everything was fabulous’
Swinging Sixties

Pattie Boyd: ‘I was with The Beatles and everything was fabulous’

Ezra Furman: ‘All my music is protest music’
anti-corporate

Ezra Furman: ‘All my music is protest music’

The Big Issue’s Christmas art wrapping paper is back and these are the stories behind the designs
Christmas

The Big Issue’s Christmas art wrapping paper is back and these are the stories behind the designs

How can you be as happy as Sam Ryder? Start with gratitude, sleep and vegetables
Eurovision

How can you be as happy as Sam Ryder? Start with gratitude, sleep and vegetables

Top 5 books about Jewish identity
recommended

Top 5 books about Jewish identity

Limberlost review: What nature can teach a boy about a man
novel

Limberlost review: What nature can teach a boy about a man

English National Opera is in a fight for its life
Music

English National Opera is in a fight for its life

How Lisa Gray found magic in forgotten spools of mystery film
thriller

How Lisa Gray found magic in forgotten spools of mystery film

Sam Delaney: ‘My cat Nelson has gone and I’m absolutely gutted’
Opinion

Sam Delaney: ‘My cat Nelson has gone and I’m absolutely gutted’

A Book of Days review: A glimpse into the wonderful world of Patti Smith
Review

A Book of Days review: A glimpse into the wonderful world of Patti Smith

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‘My dream is to be a photographer’: A day in Calais and Dunkirk with people waiting to cross the Channel
Immigration

‘My dream is to be a photographer’: A day in Calais and Dunkirk with people waiting to cross the Channel

Doreen Lawrence says the UK justice system ‘degrades’ the Black community
Racism

Doreen Lawrence says the UK justice system ‘degrades’ the Black community

Michael Morpurgo on War Horse turning 40: ‘There will be no future without peace’
Culture

Michael Morpurgo on War Horse turning 40: ‘There will be no future without peace’

Aldi’s Next Big Thing: A stressful behind-the-scenes look at the supermarket chain
TV

Aldi’s Next Big Thing: A stressful behind-the-scenes look at the supermarket chain