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The best recent novels to read this autumn

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Should a controversial Russian soprano sing in London?

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America’s constitution is too hard to change

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Gout Gout, a 17-year-old sprinter, may be athletics’ new mega-star

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Meet the real lord of “Downton Abbey”

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The ironic ubiquity of William Morris’s prints

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Dan Brown offers another silly mash-up of fact and fiction

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Why female pop stars are lambasting mediocre men

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Is the decline of reading making politics dumber?

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Quarterbacks shoulder an immense burden on the field

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A new theory of China’s rise: rule by engineers

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Mother (not always) dearest: Arundhati Roy on her parent

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“The Paper” is less spin-off from than clone of “The Office”

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Girl band v demons: the secrets of Netflix’s most popular film

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Girl band v demons: the secrets of Netflix’s most-watched film ever

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A story of occupations, surveillance and exile in Albania

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Robert Louis Stevenson was adventurous, mercurial and fragile

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