
Tainted love: a history of the most football-obsessed nation on Earth
Angels With Dirty Faces: the Footballing History of Argentina takes us behind the psychodrama.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Angels With Dirty Faces: the Footballing History of Argentina takes us behind the psychodrama.
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ByThe prize? A year’s salary on the minimum wage.
ByThis week in the media, from Apple’s tax liabilities to Jeremy Paxman’s run-in with the “virtual corpses”.
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ByMy week, including secret beaches in Puglia, TripAdvisor whingers and Norfolk’s smartening seaside.
ByThe vineyards of Campania roll across the landscape around Vesuvius, allowing for a beautiful resurrection.
ByI suppose that, as midlife crises go, what I did was better than buying a motorbike.
ByThe Kingdom of Speech takes on Noam Chomsky and Charles Darwin in its theories about the evolution of language.
ByTim Minchin’s Groundhog Day uses its own predictability to great effect.
ByWithout a solution to the Syrian war, world order will continue to crumble.
ByJohn Bew's new book is a curiously coy biography of a man brought down by his lack of imagination.
ByDeeply disturbing things have happened during the Putin years in Russia, but his gamble has paid off.
ByThe Prime Minister is determined to win respect as a straight-talking leader.
ByFor lessons on how to run the economy, we should look to the Premier League, not Team GB.
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ByThe would-be President's delusions are taken straight from the cheapest Hollywood flicks.
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