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Alan Rusbridger on his way to give evidence to the Leveson inquiry into press standards
Alan Rusbridger's frank and funny account of his time at The Guardian
John Keenan / October 17, 2018
The former editor tells of his dealings with Julian Assange and Edward Snowden
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Jonathan Coe's Middle England has a Brexit blind spot
Ian Sansom / October 17, 2018
An ambitious novel, Middle England is let down by its treatment of Brexit, says Ian Sansom
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Anna Burns wins the £50,000 Man Booker Prize
Milkman by Anna Burns—the Man Booker winner is a powerful evocation of trauma
Catherine Humble / October 17, 2018
The novel, set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, sets the reader on edge
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The Rake's Progress and Britten's War Requiem—the best classical and opera in November 2018
Alexandra Coghlan / October 17, 2018
Plus Latvian violinist Baibe Skride in Belfast
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Signs of failure
Why we're losing our faith in economic growth
Richard McNeill Douglas / October 17, 2018
But we could develop a renewed humanism
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A drawing by Egon Schiele
An Assyrian king and erotic drawings—the best art and exhibitions in November 2018
Emma Crichton-Miller / October 17, 2018
Plus Norman Ackroyd at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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Viola Davis in Widows
Mike Leigh's Peterloo and Steve McQueen's Widows—the best films in November 2018
Wendy Ide / October 16, 2018
Plus the wryly comic Japanese film Shoplifters
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Jane Austen's unfinished novel The Watsons gets a theatrical makeover
Don Quixote and Laura Wade's take on Jane Austen—the best theatre in November 2018
Michael Coveney / October 16, 2018
Plus Tony Kushner's Caroline, or Change
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John Kerry had a mixed record as Secretary of State
When did John Kerry become so wooden?
Idrees Ahmad / October 16, 2018
It is tragic that when it matters, Lieutenant Kerry’s voice always seems to be usurped by Candidate Kerry’s
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Does DNA really define destiny?
Philip Ball / October 15, 2018
Robert Plomin's Blueprint argues—correctly—that genes have a profound effect on human traits from intelligence to mental health. But what happens in our lives matters, too
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