Our Top 12 of 2012. No. 12: newspapers are in crisis—yet they have greater reach than ever before. And nowhere is this truer than at the Guardian, the paper that revealed the phone-hacking scandal. Tim de Lisle follows its triumphs and tribulations and talks to its editor...
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Twelve months stretch ahead of us, each with a character of its own. In our latest Big Question, six writers choose their favourite. For Charles Nevin, opening the series, it has to be a month that offers compelling contrasts...
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Our Top 12 of 2012. No.10: Robert Lane Greene traces the rise of an evocative vocative...
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Our Top 12 of 2012. No. 12: newspapers are in crisis—yet they have greater reach than ever before. And nowhere is this truer than at the Guardian, the paper that revealed the phone-hacking scandal. Tim de Lisle follows its triumphs and tribulations and talks to its editor...
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The Big Question: the poet Kathleen Jamie chooses the month of leaf-tang and mystery...
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The Big Question: after a cold dark winter, A.D. Miller longs for the first day of warmth, blossom and abandon...
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Mood Music: heading home for Christmas? Hazel Sheffield has a playlist for you, ranging from the States to the Pennines...
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Darcy at 200: the critic John Carey has mixed feelings about the hero of "Pride and Prejudice"...
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Twelve months stretch ahead of us, each with a character of its own. In our latest Big Question, six writers choose their favourite. For Charles Nevin, opening the series, it has to be a month that offers compelling contrasts...
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For the past year, a boat in the sky has been London’s quirkiest rock venue. The curator was Laura Barton, music writer and IL contributor...
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Darcy at 200: the novelist Adam Foulds argues that the disdainful hero has been shaped by other people's desires...
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