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Forbidden Desire in Early Modern Europe review – Christianity’s barbaric war against homosexuality
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Sunday with Yvette Fielding: ‘Who does housework? You’ve got all week’
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I criticised Rwanda, now I wake up screaming after sustained online attacks | Michela Wrong
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Five of the best books about the UK housing crisis
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Gordon Burn prize announces ‘blazing’ shortlist
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Day by Michael Cunningham review – living through the pandemic
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That’s great aunt Rose on drums! My secret family – in pictures
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Graphic novelist Posy Simmonds wins prestigious French comics award
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Lindsey Graham ‘threw Trump under the bus’ in Georgia case, book says
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My life with Shere Hite: the forgotten feminist who changed sex for ever
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Lynda La Plante and James Lee Burke share Diamond Dagger lifetime award
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My month in rehab: alcohol was killing me – until I made that crucial call
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The big idea: should we keep politics out of social media?
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Poem of the week: The Two Homes by Felicia Hemans
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Judgement at Tokyo by Gary J Bass review – of war crimes and punishment
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Family of Discworld illustrator seek wealthy patron to conserve legacy of ‘one of the great artists of our time’
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‘Money ruins our lives’: novelist Kiley Reid on education, excess and what makes us squirm
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Tom Gauld on what happens when writers share their opinions on social media – cartoon
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The Guardian view on radio plays: an underrated cultural resource that must be preserved | Editorial
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Ronald Atkin obituary
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What Enid Blyton and Brambly Hedge don’t tell you about being Black in the British countryside
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Thomas Keneally: ‘When I met Barbara Kingsolver I burst into geriatric tears’
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The Vast Extent by Lavinia Greenlaw review – a cabinet of curiosities
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