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In the real world, kindness and cooperation will always triumph over political combat

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Arsenal star Bukayo Saka shares advice for tackling social media hate and online trolls

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‘Music is very close to my soul’: Ex-Big Issue seller Stephen Woodhouse on cycling across Europe and recording his debut album

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Ros Atkins and the art of explanation: ‘Understanding our world can feel difficult’

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Eminem, Ramaswamy, and the slim pickings from shady politicians

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Writing a modern novel: How to compete with the tyranny of the new

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Top 5 books about Einstein, selected by Samuel Graydon

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Life was tough for the young Jax Jones. Then he found music

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family chronicle

The Wren, The Wren by Anne Enright review: Perfect prose illuminates family chronicle

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Pharoah Sanders – discovering an elusive jazz gem

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Funding cuts in music education will destroy our cultural landscape

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Teachers are too busy doing their jobs to give airtime to the culture wars

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Brassic FM: How 90s rave crackdowns foreshadowed attacks on our right to protest

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‘When you read Maigret you feel good. You make peace with that unsettling aspect of humanity’

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Student loans: This generation is getting a raw deal

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Are qualifications from British schools fit for purpose?

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Harold Wilson’s failure to reform the country is why Keir Starmer needs to listen to history

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah: ‘Black Lives Matter transformed the world’

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‘We are paying for something we didn’t get’: The students taking their universities to court

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If we want the UK to be an education powerhouse, we must abandon old-school thinking

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