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Rewriting his novels is about corporate safetyism, not social justice. → Read More
Britain will have a new prime minister next week. → Read More
A museum curator was forced out of her job over allegations of racism that an investigation deemed unfounded. What did her defenestration accomplish? → Read More
For seven decades, Elizabeth II gave Britain a constant, even as her kingdom was transformed. → Read More
Around the world, doctors have noticed teenage patients reporting the sudden onset of tics. Is this the first illness spread by social media? → Read More
Thanks to the streaming wars, stars in their 40s are finally getting interesting roles. → Read More
The scarcity of memorable pandemic photographs reveals something about this crisis. → Read More
It would take a heart of stone not to laugh at the downfall of Dominic Cummings. The eye test! The “Nasa-style control room”! → Read More
Britain’s Labour Party has suspended its former leader. Who knew in this partisan age that politicians could hold their own side to account? → Read More
Britain has finally passed a new law allowing for no-fault divorce, all without a culture war. → Read More
Why gaslighting is not so much about outright lies but obfuscation and sleight-of-hand. → Read More
The heir to the British throne getting the coronavirus will make this outbreak seem real to many people. → Read More
There is no separating the artist and the art in Tom Stoppard’s Leopoldstadt, which draws directly on his life as a refugee from Nazism for its plot. → Read More
The country’s departure from the European Union can no longer camouflage its deep problems. → Read More
Set in 1759, this play is messy, ambitious and genre-bending. → Read More
An election set for December will define Britain’s path: whether it will, improbably, stay in the European Union, or depart on Boris Johnson’s terms. → Read More
It’s not always possible to pinpoint the moment you fall in love, but this time it was easy. Halfway through Alice Birch’s extraordinary came the unmistakable opening bars of a two-decades-old song that I assumed everyone apart from me had forgotten (“Fuck the Pain Away” by Peaches, a staple of my workout playlist). It was a moment of unexpected human connection, and it reminded me of James… → Read More
The country’s effort to leave the European Union has trapped its politicians in a web of obligations. → Read More
Surrogates have to contort themselves to curry favor with the likes of Boris Johnson and Donald Trump. → Read More
In the National Theatre's new play, Kelly is 27, a virgin and desperate to know what sex is like. → Read More