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From the best champagne to a feast fit for Salvador Dalí, we have all you need to make a merry Christmas – with or without your family from hell
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Our aim should be to marginalise the whole debate. It should not be the culture war of our time
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‘I need an interest, one that doesn’t involve alcohol or eating or reading or television — something that exists just for itself’
‘I look at the combination of inventiveness, skill, knowledge and margin control and I want to let out a little cheer’
‘The impromptu, pretend-bellicose, elitist and anti-elitist coalition of 2016 is proving remarkably enduring’
They’re using pioneering digital forensics to lay the groundwork for future crimes-against-humanity trials
Research suggests that ‘guilt-prone individuals’ may have a ‘moral advantage’ in workplaces and that banks should try to hire them
Growing, cooking and eating your own beets is a pleasure that cannot be bought
Smart rings and watches are shifting from activity trackers to sophisticated healthcare tools
The region has moved on from ‘easy-to-appreciate’ wines of the 1990s
The Norwegian painter used a camera to explore his preoccupations with spiritualism, naturism — and himself
Yes, it’s a like a permanent Zoom call, except that it is happening on the rings of Saturn or on a boat in the Pacific
We need to talk about severe mental illness, and how to better fund its treatment, writes Manuela Saragosa
A combined total of one parliamentary seat in the lower houses of France, Italy and Britain isn’t much to brag about
‘It takes work to reduce top-level ingredients to the sort of canapé offered at an underfunded book launch’
How a small blue-blooded band of peers clings on to power in the House of Lords
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