How Weapons of Reason can change the world
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Danny Miller explains how his new magazine can help the world solve the problems it faces.
A recovering economy?
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Despite positive reports on the UK’s economic outlook, doubts remain over the stability of the recovery.
Increasing dissatisfaction with politicians and politics make it harder for pundits to predict the outcome of voting in May.
Musical | The Ladies Who Lunch
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The music of Stephen Sondheim revitalised at the Battersea Barge.
Alibis: Sigmar Polke 1963-2010 at Tate Modern
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One of Germany’s most influential post-war artists goes on display at the Tate Modern.
Books | A Human Being Died That Night
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Clinical psychologist Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela discusses the power of forgiveness after talking to Eugene de Kock, the former commander of South Africa’s death squads during the apartheid era.
With a new landlord in charge, there are fears that the New Era Estate will see rents rise, and poorer residents forced out.
Albums | Run The Jewels: Run The Jewels 2
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The second full-length from Killer Mike and El-P as Run The Jewels is a wild, futuristic bully of an album…
Books | Ukraine Diaries: Dispatches from Kiev
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In Ukraine Diaries: Dispatches from Kiev, Andrey Kurkov publishes his first non-fiction novel, covering the tumultuous political events in the country he calls home.