Trump and the Russia dossier: what happens next ?
The president-elect may not be able to dismiss this so easily
What are the origins of the 35-page intelligence dossier containing allegations about links between Donald Trump and the Kremlin – and how bad could it get?
'This isn’t a freak day – this is winter in the NHS'
‘I’m not giving patients the care I want to but what can I do when there are others that could die in corridors?’
Multiple errors
From Split to Psycho: why cinema fails dissociative identity disorder
M Night Shyamalan’s new movie, Split, stars James McAvoy as a character with 23 different personalities. And, like most screen portrayals of the disorder, it is seen as dangerous and violent. But what’s the truth behind the stigma?
Who killed the great British curry house?
Complaints of inauthentic food were first heard in the 1970s
Why has Britain turned its back on its favourite food – and shut out the people needed to cook it?
Seven rules for avoiding a divorce
Develop your sense of ‘romantic realism’
The new year is peak time for breakups. But the emotional skills that help a relationship endure can be learned
Give up the ghosts!
TV can’t move for the living dead these days
Apparitions are so rife on our screens that they’ve become the ultimate cliche – lazy, obvious and smug. TV writers: bury your dead already
Clare Hollingworth’s brilliant journalistic career
‘She loved cordite, she would go to the smell of guns’
She got the scoop that the second world war had started at 27 but spent decades leaving other reporters in her wake
Weetabix with ham and eggs: ‘I nearly choked’
Felicity Cloake tries the serving suggestion so you don’t have to
The back of some packets suggest a version of eggs benedict made with Weetabix instead of muffins. We put the idea to the test…
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