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Books
Kathleen Jamie
The fight to save our wild places
New books by Kapka Kassabova and Cal Fyn chart our efforts to protect nature from ourselves
Interviews
Killian Fox
Clarke Peters: ‘The seniors in the world have a lot to offer’
The star of The Wire on working with fellow septuagenarians for his new drama and reuniting with Dominic West
Books
Erica Wagner
The women who brought the Nazis to justice
In The Nuremberg Women, Natalie Livingstone reveals the hidden figures behind the trial of the century
Features
Science & Technology
James Tapper
The prize that could make ‘talking to the animals’ a reality
Features
Natasha Walter
A manifesto for a new feminism
Interviews
Erica Wagner
Russell T Davies: ‘I didn’t think coming out would still be a big deal. But it is’
Games
Yo Zushi
Are we all just non-playable characters?
The critics
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Audio
Jude Rogers
How In the Psychiatrist’s Chair got inside the minds of stars
Kirsty Young delves into the archives of psychiatrist Anthony Clare, who for 20 years interrogated celebrity guests - from Anthony Hopkins to Jimmy Savile - live on air
Pop
Kitty Empire
RosalÃa live – arena pop as a spiritual experience
The Catalan singer proves she is not quite earthbound in a dazzling, daring show
Dance
Sarah Crompton
BalletBoyz at 25: ‘We still have the same desire to discover’
William Trevitt and Michael Nunn on their creative collaboration - and why it’s harder than ever to make it in dance
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Classical
Xavier Greenwood
The Lord of the Rings trilogy in concert - anthems for a world in peril
Theatre
Clare Brennan
In Magic, David Haig explores the extraordinary bond of Houdini and Arthur Conan Doyle
TV
Barbara Ellen
In Legends, the real violence is psychological
Film
Wendy Ide
Wendy Ide’s pick of other films: RomerÃa, Kokuho, Our Land and more
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Ellen Peirson-Hagger
Yassmin Abdel-Magied: ‘I’m nostalgic for life on the oil rig’
The author on publishing a novel on big oil in an age of climate crisis, being a Muslim in London, and writing for Emmerdale
Killian Fox
Graphic novel of the month: Opioids and Organs by Arizona O’Neill
O’Neill’s eye-opening memoir about her father’s death doubles as a grisly history of the organ trade
Anthony Cummins
Ben Lerner’s anxious generations
The autofiction pioneer’s fourth novel Transcription is a dense, slippery meditation on technology and filial strife
