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Peaky Blinders: ‘It’s a sort of working-class revolution within a family’
TV

Peaky Blinders: ‘It’s a sort of working-class revolution within a family’

Lemn Sissay: ‘It has been a hard journey at times, but it has also been a great one’
Culture

Lemn Sissay: ‘It has been a hard journey at times, but it has also been a great one’

Lucy Sweet: ‘There is great comfort to be had in watching other people cook’
Opinion

Lucy Sweet: ‘There is great comfort to be had in watching other people cook’

The Kids by Hannah Lowe review: Poetry that sings from the page
Book reviews

The Kids by Hannah Lowe review: Poetry that sings from the page

The climate crisis is now the biggest Issue we face
John Bird

The climate crisis is now the biggest Issue we face

What author and neurologist Ian Bone wants people to understand about epilepsy
Books

What author and neurologist Ian Bone wants people to understand about epilepsy

To Paradise by Hanya Yanagihara review: An evocative novel about echoes, cycles, and regrets
Book reviews

To Paradise by Hanya Yanagihara review: An evocative novel about echoes, cycles, and regrets

Love Marriage by Monica Ali review: A novel of immense brightness
Book review

Love Marriage by Monica Ali review: A novel of immense brightness

The Big Exchange: Invest in the things you care about
The Big Exchange

The Big Exchange: Invest in the things you care about

‘Spare time on a sunny winter’s day is never wasted wandering around a graveyard’
Opinion

‘Spare time on a sunny winter’s day is never wasted wandering around a graveyard’

‘Evil’ or ‘planet struck’: How the curious ways we described deaths in the past shaped how we live now
Andrew Doig

‘Evil’ or ‘planet struck’: How the curious ways we described deaths in the past shaped how we live now

Our leaders have failed us, but bitter and divisive public discourse isn’t helping
John Bird

Our leaders have failed us, but bitter and divisive public discourse isn’t helping

Jon Ronson: ‘Everything’s become a culture war’
Culture

Jon Ronson: ‘Everything’s become a culture war’

Tyne Daly: ‘I saw an opportunity in Cagney & Lacey to play interesting parts for women’
Letter To My Younger Self

Tyne Daly: ‘I saw an opportunity in Cagney & Lacey to play interesting parts for women’

Spotify row: why artists should take lessons from Garth Brooks
Music

Spotify row: why artists should take lessons from Garth Brooks

How we got from primal procreation to fluffy hearts and Valentine’s Day flowers
Life

How we got from primal procreation to fluffy hearts and Valentine’s Day flowers

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Colm Meaney would ‘absolutely go for’ a Star Trek series centred around Worf
TV

Colm Meaney would ‘absolutely go for’ a Star Trek series centred around Worf

Flee proves that we truly are in a golden age of animation
Film

Flee proves that we truly are in a golden age of animation

Why isn’t the UK training enough doctors?
NHS

Why isn’t the UK training enough doctors?

What 4,756,940 pieces of Lego lost at sea tell us about our attitudes to plastic pollution
Environment

What 4,756,940 pieces of Lego lost at sea tell us about our attitudes to plastic pollution