Andy Burnham’s Wagnerian triumph
British politics this week has been less soap opera, and more German opera
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British politics this week has been less soap opera, and more German opera
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The epic register does not come naturally to British politics
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Could a marathon across the Welsh hills be the cure for a fear of all things equine?
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Amid the chaos of war, Ukraine celebrates its biggest ever LGBT-rights event
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Steve Jobs really did a number on Westminster
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Is the new MP vulnerable on his left?
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Online rhetoric is drifting into real intolerance
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But it still feels good to watch Scotland win
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Nature had reasserted itself; marine scientists marvelled at the speed of algal growth
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Declare war on the Nimbys, the landlords, the management consultants and the vulture capitalists
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Ten years after the referendum, the old world is gone
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Andy Burnham’s march on No 10 was swift, ruthless and meticulously planned. Now comes the hard part
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James Richardson explains how he became the game’s great translator
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Andrea Wulf returns to the world of 18th-century intellectual adventurers, with a life of the naturalist George Forster
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The brutal theocracy maintained from Tehran came to power on the back of decades of misrule
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A collaboration between three geniuses of different forms, this is truly Britain’s greatest opera
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But this new crime mystery struggles with a personality disorder
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This TV series has no right to call itself a comedy
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The all-female cast of David Mamet’s Pulitzer-winning play is a confusing attempt at timelessness and modern social commentary
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In her first London show after taking a break from performing, the singer is more together than in the…
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The actress, who would have turned 100 this month, was born both too early and too late to be…
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Brits just can’t stop frying the hell out of chickens
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The internet made me who I am
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All I can offer in the way of violence is either a wounding mention in this column or a…
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Let’s hear it for the World Cup oldies
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