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For all its monsters and skulduggery, this is essentially a story in which a young man dreams of a woman in a far-off land.
A recent ruling of Poland's highest court might mark the beginning of the erosion of the EU’s single legal order.
The former EU chief Brexit negotiator warns that Europe needs to change before it dies. Will anybody listen?
“No one told us anything. They had not even began seriously searching for them.”
As a row blazes over what the bestselling author would have thought about trans rights, his biographer reflects on the rich and diverse politics…
The prize-winning writer shares her thoughts on India, nationalism, literature and politics.
One doctor’s innovation saved a generation of children and changed medical practice.
Downing Street’s legal advice said it was to “alleviate overwhelming humanitarian suffering”. How it achieved this was not explained.
After the Salisbury poisoning, Britain could rely on the unanimous support of France, Germany and the US in condemning the attack
Finnish artist Tove Jansson was far more than just her children’s books, as this retrospective at Dulwich Picture Gallery shows.
Anyone who knows the history of The Book of Disquiet will know what a bold claim completeness is.
“The problem is that people across society have lost their future. They have no vision now.”
Jenny Uglow's Mr Lear: A Life of Art and Nonsense illuminates the poet and painter's life through his work.
The peer and former cabinet minister on why Jeremy Corbyn's party offers the best hope of preventing EU withdrawal.
Few politicians are prepared to back a policy of free movement everywhere. Perhaps they should.
It needs to seek a balance: neither forgetting its past, nor succumbing to it.