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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Revered for her work on Succession and Normal People, Alice Birch has now written an era-spanning play about men, novels and the manosphere. Give me a Brontë any day, she says
Every word is a wrestlin…
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She was the morality crusader who became a figure of ridicule. Now Whitehouse is the subject of a new production starring Maxine Peake. We meet the gay feminist playwright who wrote it
The morality ca…
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Fresh figs, so beloved of the ancient Egyptians and Romans alike, are the stars of this ambrosial summer bake that works almost as beautifully with fig jam
Yesterday, we left a garden with a fig tree …
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Bedfordshire village endured the Romans and the Danes – but can it survive housebuilders and a plan to turn it into a railway hub?
This is – they tell you in Tempsford – where Boudicca rallied against…
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Aeneas program, which predicts where and when Latin texts were made, called ‘transformative’ by historians
In addition to sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fres…
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Classing grievous acts of environmental harm as crimes against peace may hold states and corporations to account
From the legend of the Romans’ salting of the fields of Carthage, to Iraq’s burning of …
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You won’t see legions of tourists on this trail in Peneda-Gerês, first blazed by ancient imperial invaders – but it’s just possible you’ll see a lone wolf
‘Fabulous views in wonderful scenery,” say to…