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Tractor Beams Chris Lintott
The evening sky on Friday lit up with a bright auroral display. Such phenomena are usually confined to the polar ...
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Anahid Nersessian
On 25 April, a large group of students at the University of California, Los Angeles, set up an encampment on the main quadrangle ...
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Art and Memory
You can tell the nature of a man from his companion or his wife. Every woman explains the man by whom she is loved, and vice ...
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Under the Jumbotron
On 25 April, a large group of students at the University of California, Los Angeles, set up an encampment on the ...
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James Meek: Short Cuts Thames Water
As across the whole of Britain’s broken universal networks, the problem is framed not as ‘What must we do, and ...
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Sarah Resnick: ‘Parasol against the Axe’ ‘Parasol against the Axe’
Helen Oyeyemi frequently returns to questions about where meaning originates, about our differing accounts of the ...
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Still Drawing
The Mykhailo Boychuk Kyiv State Academy of Decorative and Applied Arts and Design was bombed in a Russian attack on ...
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At the Whitechapel
The first room of Zineb Sedira’s exhibition Dreams Have No Titles (at the Whitechapel Gallery until 12 May) is both inviting ...
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Liberalism without Accountability
There is a refusal by liberals to accept accountability for the world they have created, through their support for wars in the Middle East, their acceptance of growing inequality and poverty, cuts to ...
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David Trotter: Emily Brontë’s Scenes Emily Brontë’s Scenes
It takes Emily Brontë the best part of three chapters to get to the moment everyone remembers, whether they’ve read ...
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Bevan’s Collapsing Dream
Nye, approaching the end of its run at the National Theatre, tells the story of Nye Bevan’s life and the creation of the NHS.
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‘Man Number 4’
The killings in Israeli prisons that Ghassan referred to include the torturing to death of Adnan al-Bursh, the head of orthopaedic surgery at al-Shifa Hospital (and a Kings College London graduate) in ...