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Why are vegans so reviled?

Vegans makes meat-eaters aware of their hypocrisy, argues Ed Winters in This is Vegan Propaganda – and people hate them for…

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Playing with Fire by Wilson, Trust No One by Grothaus, Gangsters of Capitalism by Katz and Toxic Positivity by Goodman.

By Michael Prodger, Sarah Manavis, Emily Tamkin and Zoë Grünewald

Eugenicist thinking was rejected after the Holocaust, but in the era of Big Tech, the idea that humans can be “engineered”…

By John Gray

Constable: A Portrait by Hamilton, Olga Dies Dreaming by Gonzalez, The Treeline: The Last Forest and the Future of Life…

By Michael Prodger, Katherine Cowles, India Bourke and Megan Gibson

From his Dulwich days to the EU referendum, the man who made Brexit has always been a lone provocateur.

By Janice Turner

Ulysses, “The Waste Land”, Jacob’s Room: a year of radical experiments changed the course of literature.

By John Mullan

Jack Monroe’s use of the character Sam Vimes in a critique of cost-of-living statistics shows the enduring power of the…

By Marc Burrows

Thousands of Germans were interned on the Isle of Man during the war – including the New Statesman’s chess setter.

By Simon Parkin