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Seamus Perry and Mark Ford’s ‘revolutionary … ★★★★★’ (The Times) podcast about British and American poets from the long 20th century.
‘The elections in the United States have been watched with an interest rarely felt in the domestic concerns of a distant country,’ . . .
Lecturing at the Collège de France thirty years ago on the nature of the state, Pierre Bourdieu queried Weber’s notion that functioning . . .
Joe Biden’s great-great-great-grandfather, Edward Blewitt, was overseer at the Ballina Union Workhouse in County Mayo from 1848 to 1850 . . .
Pablo Ortellado, at the University of São Paulo, studies the way social media are used for political purposes. ‘We analyse all the . . .
‘Blue Collar Conservatives’ is a caucus of Tory MPs chaired by Ben Bradley, the MP for Mansfield, who self-identifies as working-class . . .
Douglas Stuart is the first Scottish writer to win the Booker Prize since James Kelman in 1994. Stuart has cited How late it was, how late as . . .
In 1519, eight years before Martin Luther wrote Whether One May Flee from a Deadly Plague, the Swiss preacher and reformer Huldrych Zwingli faced . . .
Last week, Egypt’s National Security Agency made a series of arrests targeting the country’s leading human rights organisation, the . . .
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