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In the Zuleta community in Ecuador, farming is about more than just sustenance: it is about cultivating a deep relationship with the land based on ancestral knowledge. In her travels in the region, C…
The Brooklyn neighborhood has garnered global attention, largely due to its ‘sarcastic’ fashion trends and all-night parties. But as fascination grows outside its borders, the forces of gentrificatio…
Life expectancy, homelessness and young people’s mental health were among the areas where Britain performed poorly despite spending more than other countries
Britain performed worse than most other de…
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Sara Pascoe was so comfortable in Steen Raskopoulos’ presence, she almost didn’t notice she was falling in love
On a night out many years ago, Tara,…
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(Ear to the Ground)
Sealing years of collaboration with their first official duo album, the singer and producer fuse folklore and the everyday with dazzling directness
Since her 2007 debut, Wild and Un…
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The director’s witty supernatural thriller joins Psycho, Hereditary, The Brutalist and more – films in which buildings are characters in their own right
The first more-or-less horror movie in the leng…
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The author and film-maker on why she was inspired to reimagine Moby-Dick in her new novel, her love of Coleridge and returning to the ‘addictive power of fiction’
Xiaolu Guo, 52, was born in China and…
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Former vice-presidential candidate claims pair should have held more in-person events around the US
Tim Walz has said he and Kamala Harris were too “safe” during their 2024 election campaign, with the…
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Ubiquity of then-illegal relations at King’s College, Cambridge, explains puzzling 1952 admission, says scholar
For decades, it has puzzled historians. Why, in the course of reporting a burglary to th…
Pencil pines grow for more than a thousand years each, and only in Tasmania. As lightning fires become more common, humans must mobilise to protect them – or lose these ancients forever
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