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Suella Braverman on Rwanda, the police and the future of conservatism

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Spectator Life

An intelligent mix of culture, food, style and property, plus where to go and what to see.

Taylor Swift is the tortured voice of millennials

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I gave Taylor Swift’s new album, The Tortured Poets Department (which I need to stop calling The Dead Poets Society) a cursory listen on Friday morning, a few hours after it was released. Maybe it was because I listened to half of the self-indulgent songs while walking my dog through a moody forest before I’d had any human

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Robin Ashenden

A love letter to the Fiat 500

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The Xi files

Cina’s global spy network

The Xi files: how China spies

Most states spy. In principle there’s nothing to stop them. But China’s demand for intelligence on the rest of the world goes far beyond anything western intelligence agencies would typically gather. It encompasses masses of commercial data and intellectual property and has been described by Keith Alexander, a former head of America’s National Security Agency,

The Xi files: how China spies

Most states spy. In principle there’s nothing to stop them. But China’s demand for intelligence on the rest of the world goes far beyond anything western intelligence agencies would typically gather. It encompasses masses of commercial data and intellectual property and has been described by Keith Alexander, a former head of America’s National Security Agency,

Culture

The good, the bad and the ugly in books, exhibitions, cinema, TV, dance, music, podcasts and theatre.

Why garage punk is plainly the apogee of human achievement

From the magazine

How is it that a group that sounds like the Hives are selling out the Apollo? In a world configured according to expectation, the highlight of their year would be an appearance at the Rebellion punk festival in Blackpool, probably high up the bill on the second stage. They’d headline their own shows at places

Podcasts

Cartoons

Grizelda

‘‘We’re looking for people to stand as Conservatives.’’

Cartoon

James Mellor

‘‘How openly Jewish are we talking, Control? Will we need back-up?’’

Cartoon

Mark Solomons

What Beatles critics don’t get

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