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The book that changed my mind – 12 experts share a perspective-shifting read

Our beliefs aren’t fixed. They’re shaped, stretched and sometimes overturned by the ideas we encounter as we move through life. For many of us, books are the moments where that shift happens – a sentence that lingers, an argument that unsettles, a story that re-frames how we see the world.…

The Conversation

Doomscrolling, people pleasing and low-fat foods? Life’s too short! Nine writers on what they won’t bother with this year

Rutger Bregman, Josie Long, Michael Rosen, Meera Sodha and others on what they are no longer wasting their time on

The Guardian - UK

Political interference in the BBC’s lectures

Letters: Controversy over the Reith lectures is nothing new, says Mark Thompson, while Chris Barney believes the latest ‘censorship’ row could boost this year’s audience figures, and Alan Stone gives advice to BBC reporters

The Guardian - UK

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BBC tells staff they cannot quote Trump line removed from Reith lecture

Journalists not allowed to repeat Rutger Bregman’s corruption claims against US president in coverage of edit

The Guardian - UK

Author accuses BBC of censorship for removing Trump line from speech

The broadcaster says the edit was made ‘on legal advice’

The Independent UK

Reith lecturer accuses BBC of censoring his speech by removing line about Trump

The corporation said it removed the sentence from the lecture ‘on legal advice’, but Rutger Bregman said the sentence ‘wasn’t a baseless accusation’.

Evening Standard

Reith lecturer accuses BBC of cowardice for censoring his remarks on Trump

Dutch writer Rutger Bregman says claim that Trump was ‘most openly corrupt president in US history’ was removed

The Guardian - UK

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How to change the world? Good grows out of unhistoric acts

Letters: Those looking for inspiration on how to be a better person should look to the novel Middlemarch, writes Andrea Dow, while Bruce Higgins reflects on his rewarding charity work

The Guardian - UK

Moral Ambition by Rutger Bregman review – why you should quit your job to make the world a better place

A bracingly hopeful call for high-flyers to ditch corporate drudgery in favour of something far more ambitious

The Guardian - UK

Moral Ambition by Rutger Bregman review – don’t just stand there, do something

An altruistic companion to Oliver Burkeman’s Four Thousand Weeks aims to encourage anyone with a conscience to stop being a spectator

The Guardian - UK

20 stylish sustainable Christmas gifts

Eco expert Juliet Kinsman selects her favourite presents that genuinely give back to the planet

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