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Costa del Kent: sunburn and seaweed are no deterrent as England steams on hottest day of year
Viking Bay in Broadstairs almost matches the Med as the September heatwave breaks records
Andrew Anthony
09, Sep, 2023 @5:25 PM
‘I’ve got a few ideas’: Jesse Armstrong on Succession, strikes – and what he will do next
After seven years of ‘mad triage’ on possibly the best drama series ever, its creator is up for a lot of noodling, football, and maybe a return to his first love – the sitcom
Andrew Anthony
03, Sep, 2023 @6:00 AM
Mohamed Al Fayed: perennial outsider, savvy businessman and grief-broken father
The larger-than-life ex-Harrods owner, who has died aged 94, was never far from the headlines or controversy but was an indomitably bold figure
Andrew Anthony
02, Sep, 2023 @3:45 PM
‘Green policies are the new Brexit’: a day on the frontline of London’s clean air zone
The low emissions zone is provoking extreme reactions in the constituency of a former Tory leader, who has sympathy for anti-Ulez activists
Andrew Anthony
02, Sep, 2023 @2:01 PM
‘Nobody was expecting it’: British Museum warned reputation seriously damaged and treasures will take decades to recover
Experts say loss of 1,500 items reveals lax cataloguing and boosts case for returning objects to countries of origin
Andrew Anthony
26, Aug, 2023 @4:00 PM
No app, no entry: How the digital world is failing the non tech-savvy
The elderly, the poor and the unbanked are among the marginalised groups being excluded from our cashless society
Andrew Anthony
20, Aug, 2023 @1:00 PM
O Brother by John Niven review – a searing study of siblings who go separate ways
The novelist brings skill and hard-won wisdom to a meditation on the contrast between his life and his brother’s struggles and early death
Andrew Anthony
20, Aug, 2023 @9:30 AM
Lee Anderson: a brutally honest politician – or just another nasty Tory?
The Conservative party deputy chairman has been making headlines again, but they don’t always go down well with his constituents
Andrew Anthony
12, Aug, 2023 @1:59 PM
From Brexit to Coutts – has Nigel Farage become Britain’s most influential politician? | Andrew Anthony
For all his beer and blazers, his unerring talent is for tapping into popular grievances
Andrew Anthony
29, Jul, 2023 @5:01 PM
A Fan for all Seasons by Jon Harvey review – the agony and the ecstasy
A comedy writer’s memoir can’t quite connect a story of bereavement with an exploration of his late brother’s love of sport
Andrew Anthony
23, Jul, 2023 @12:00 PM
‘They want us out’: bitter feud between locals and ‘newbies’ splits genteel Yorkshire village
It’s all-out war in Thornton-le-Dale as a vote to dissolve parish council is overruled and ill-tempered meetings appear online
Andrew Anthony
22, Jul, 2023 @3:27 PM
‘What if everybody decided not to have children?’ The philosopher questioning humanity’s future
Émile Torres has become a thorn in the side of the branch of moral philosophy that advocates prioritising our distant descendants. They explain the danger of utopian movements
Andrew Anthony
22, Jul, 2023 @3:00 PM
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