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In a rare interview, the controversial first daughter talks expectations, criticism and what comes next
‘The UK is now experimenting on itself for the benefit of humanity’
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The renowned explorer of images interrogates the nature of photography itself
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The US novelist approaches swimming as fearlessly as she explores emotions in her books
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Ahead of our annual Women of the Year list, we are collecting your nominations
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‘The salad was as pretty as any picture painted by Dalí’
‘It’s not traditionally Italian but the sauce is gorgeous and goes well with goat’s cheese’
Social media is the normalisation of self-absorption
For a century, Finland has led the world in pared-back, elegant design
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Design is about much more than new styles and trends – it has the power to change the way we live
The city’s architects and designers are looking at new ways of making things
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This year’s festival takes over venues across the capital, while the design fair is based in Shoreditch
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Alice Hancock tracks down the venues where design is a key ingredient
Discover the controversial items being collected for posterity by the museum
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As this year’s London Design Festival opens in venues across the city, our special supplement examines crucial issues for the industry, looks at design’s power to bring about social change and talks to some of the leading players
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To help her daughter with the new, uber-rigorous exam, Sophie Hanscombe signed up herself
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