As a charity shop obsessive, I fear fast fashion’s impact on our relationship with our clothes
Clothes will just be clothes, stripped of context and sentiment.
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Too big to blame: the great Libor cover-up
Andy Verity’s Rigged reveals how a few City bankers became scapegoats for a national rates-rigging scandal.
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Marina Litvinenko: “I’m glad to talk about him – it feels like a duty”
The wife of Alexander Litvinenko on Putin, Peter Morgan's Patriots and depictions of her husband's assassination on stage and screen.
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Why New York and London are betting on climate budgets
As mayors of two of the world’s largest cities, we believe this powerful tool can help us reach net zero.
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The roots of the conflict in Sudan
Intense fighting broke out in Sudan, while Ron DeSantis stalls in race for Republican presidential nomination
Why we should save O2 Academy Brixton
The police’s suggestion that the venue should shut is an unimaginative, narrow-minded decision that pits the state against culture.
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The death of local government
Westminster has been systematically stripping councils of power, funding and stature for decades. As a result, our local politics is…
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This England: Let’s park that
This column – which, though named after a line in Shakespeare’s “Richard II”, refers to the whole of Britain –…
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Abolishing the Met Police is the only option left
A force found to be institutionally racist, misogynist and homophobic is at odds with London - and needs to be…
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Everything is Clapham now
It’s no longer possible to be cool.
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Extinction Rebellion makes a splash on ‘Fleet Street’
Not before plastering the wrong building in green paint.
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An audience with the King, London’s pest problem, and why the English are afraid of the Scots
There was a hoopla in Colchester for the royal visit, with small children waving flags and a brass band.
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The BBC’s naff greenwashing of gentrified south London
As if it hasn’t suffered enough, Elephant and Castle is blighted with pineapple lamps and cactus headboards in the latest…
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Rye Lane is a bright, euphoric south London romcom
Raine Allen-Miller’s visually dynamic debut turns a boy-meets-girl story into a joyous fantasy.
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Why are London’s housing estates choosing to be demolished?
Sadiq Khan promised residents would decide the future of their homes. Critics say it’s a false choice.
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Can you ever escape from London? I doubt it
Tiring of the city really is the same thing as tiring of life.
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The need to grow London’s EV infrastructure at speed and scale
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Environmental utopias can save the planet
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This England: Dad dancing
This column – which, though named after a line in Shakespeare’s “Richard II”, refers to the whole of Britain –…
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Has cartel violence come to the UK?
The Euston shooting suggests the drug trafficking netherworld is no longer confined to the Americas.
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