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It’s​ puzzling, unsettling even, to see ‘free speech’ rearing its head in public debate again, rousing passions. ..

I had come along in the course of my duties as a hopeless necromantic. I don’t think I have ever believed that pop. ..

‘Classic’ may not be quite the right word for this scary, messy film – it’s about forms of rage that don’t add. ..

The difficulty of being in contact with ‘the truth about yourself’ is a theme that runs through Ørstavik’s work. ...

The British aversion to touching wasn’t limited to the Victorian era: comparative studies confirm that we continue to. ..

The pyramids are so central to the modern view of Egypt, and to Egyptian tourism, that it is hard not to speak about. ..

Francis’s continual emphasis on mercy – ‘the first attribute of God’ – explains his papal choices more clearly. ..

The West Saxons may have promoted their version of the national story more successfully than the Mercians, but it is. ..

Tim Lankester, Thatcher’s private secretary for economic affairs for the first two and a half years of her tenure, ...

Why should a terminal diagnosis matter? It matters because Kim Leadbeater’s bill currently before Parliament will. ..

There were her nicknames: Nini with the nits at home as a child, Miss Educated in Seacliff psychiatric hospital, Waldo. ..

Housing injustice, unlike most of the social ills afflicting our atomised society, has the potential to unite and. ..

Noah Davis’s work is distinguished by a revelry and a commitment to the figures he brings into his image world. There. ..

William Morris wrote with appalling fluency. Composing verse on trains or while sat at the loom, he could turn out a. ..