The Last Five Years review – Rachel Zegler and Ben Platt make time stand still
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Benjamin Wood: ‘John Fowles’s The Magus was so frustrating I threw it at the wall’
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Stop the world, I want to get off and run a video rental store in the 1990s | Dominik Diamond
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Love Lane by Patrick Gale review – a homecoming tale with echoes of Brokeback Mountain
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Week in wildlife: a flying rodent, a duty-free possum and an emerald viper
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‘The violence of racist tyranny’: African Guernica goes on display alongside Picasso masterpiece
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No New York by Adele Bertei review – a vivid, vibrant, musical coming of age
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Progressive Paris has many weapons to fight the far right, but the best? Spaces where you can simply hang out | Alexander Hurst
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A Far-flung Life by ML Stedman review – a masterful examination of loss
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Sleep Tight, Disgusting Blob wins Waterstones children’s book prize
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‘Effortlessly hip’: two novels named joint winners of Queen Mary small press fiction prize
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Frank Bowling: Seeking the Sublime review – shipwrecked Ophelia points the path to freedom
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The Two Roberts by Damian Barr audiobook review – love and lost dreams in bohemian London
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Daunting, inspiring, comforting, terrifying: the writers who can make silence as eloquent as words
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A Self-Published Book Became the Bestselling Novel in America. After Reading It, I Think I Know Why.
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My last fight with my Palestinian father still haunts me. Neither of us could bury the past
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A Mirrored Monet review – painter reflects on his past in a musical with heart and humour
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Muskism by Quinn Slobodian and Ben Tarnoff review – how Elon Musk is reshaping the world
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Permanence by Sophie Mackintosh review – high-concept adultery fable
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Tracy Kidder, Pulitzer-winning author who turned unlikely subjects into bestsellers, dies aged 80
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Poem about ‘relentlessness of the news cycle’ wins National Poetry Competition
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First Queen’s reading medal goes to Black British book festival founder Selina Brown
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The shot that shows the absurdity of war: Peter van Agtmael’s best photograph
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Mark Simmons: ‘A lot of brilliant comedy shows tackle world issues – that’s not what this is!’
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When my best friend died, I couldn’t bear to delete her phone contact. Here’s why I never will
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Arundhati Roy and Lyse Doucet lead ‘exceptional’ Women’s prize for nonfiction shortlist
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My quest to preserve VHS-era gaming culture, one eBay bid at a time
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The creator of Fortnite has laid off more than 1,000 staff – despite billions in revenue
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Angela de la Cruz review – wonky chairs and busted pianos are monuments to resilience
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‘A new world is being born’: author Rebecca Solnit on the ‘slow revolution’ the far right cannot tolerate
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Kurdish kitchens, baked bean alaska and Mexican soul: the best spring cookbooks for 2026 – review
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Black Bag by Luke Kennard review – a campus comedy for our end times
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Do We Feel Friendly Towards Aliens When We’re Alienated from Each Other?
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Henry V review – once more unto the breach at the RSC, as Alfred Enoch leads the charge
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The Writer and the Traitor by Robert Verkaik review – the strange case of Graham Greene and Kim Philby
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A moment that changed me: I thought my Parkinson’s was the end of my life, but dancing changed everything
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With numbers still growing, Lumberjacks kick off new season at first indoor meet
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Schiaparelli review – it’s cocktail o’clock with fashion’s surreal goddess who out-lobstered Dalí and turned a polar bear pink
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Think You Know Ball? Try These Soccer Trivia Questions
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‘What a fascinating challenge for an artist’: how Monet captured Venice in his twilight years
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Maggie O’Farrell and fellow judges award inaugural Hilary Mantel prize for fiction
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Michaelina Wautier review – an astounding lost artist steps out of her male contemporaries’ shadows
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Tech-Mogul Inventions Like the Cybertruck Are Rooted in an Insidious Fantasy
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Hurvin Anderson review – this haunted, hazy, beautiful show is like stumbling through someone’s memories
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Enough Said by Alan Bennett review – a man for all seasons
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The News from Dublin by Colm Tóibín review – subtle short stories about being far from home
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Chickens, train surfers and Marilyn Monroe: Magnum’s print sale – in pictures
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How Jürgen Habermas helped me cope with my wife’s death | Letters
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Michelle De Swarte: The Afters review – blazing gags from a comic who says what she sees
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I’ve been asking Australians to anonymously rate their neighbours. Here’s what I’ve learned so far | Rowan Thambar
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How a $11M, 2-Foot-Tall Jeweled Egg Ruined a Business, a Marriage, and a Family
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Cecily Brown: ‘I was too shy to talk to all these super cool kids like Sarah Lucas and Damien Hirst’
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Minor Black Figures by Brandon Taylor review – portrait of a working-class artist in New York
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Vincent in Brixton review – a radiant portrait of the artist as a young romantic
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We Know You Can Pay a Million by Anja Shortland review – the terrifying new world of ransomware
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‘In 20 years most of the world could be racist dictatorships’: Ibram X Kendi on book bans and far-right fear-mongering
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Flock and awe: inside the big changes at Henry Moore’s glorious sheep-filled Hoglands home
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Jalen Williams On Why Off-Court Sneakers Matter More Than Ever in Basketball Culture
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‘Funkytown' phenom: Bishop McCort graduate Jax Forrest captures NCAA title as freshman for Oklahoma State
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Tom Gauld on the insensitivity reader – cartoon
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What does loneliness smell like? Inside the strangely soothing world of fragrance TikTok
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Is time a figment of our imaginations?
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‘I want my career, my children and a free supple life’: Sylvia Plath’s radical reinvention
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Slippery review – lust and longing are in the air, long after the party is over
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Dan Simmons obituary
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We are living in a period of political anti-intellectualism. But in pop culture, clever is the new cool
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The Melbourne expert who has spent a lifetime uncovering ‘the archaeology of the printed book’
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Amazon MGM Gets a Much-Needed Hit With ‘Project Hail Mary’
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What’s Different About Jade Cargill’s Road To Wrestlemania 42?
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‘On the threshold of a new age’: inside the New Museum’s $82m expansion and landmark new exhibition in New York
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