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“There are few people whose very entrance into a room can make the gathering a sunnier and happier one. That was Susie"

The right wing of the party is talking up Kemi Badenoch. But the gaffe-prone home secretary might have the last laugh

The number of abusers calling a helpline over their actions has surged. But are they really willing to change? Maya Oppenheim listens in to find out

Gretchen Shirm’s The Crying Room and Briohny Doyle’s Why We Are Here share a preoccupation with death and grief and what it means to live on, without intimate others, during a climate crisis. Both novels feature protagonists who lose parents and partners, and both explore their themes via writer-narrators who…

Barbara, 69, and Susie, 56, became close friends in 2020, when they were living at the same apartment complex in Bordeaux. They now speak every day and go on regular holidays together

Often unsettling and sensitive novel follows a thread of emotional repression through three generations of women

‘You look like a sensible man,’ yelled someone near the front. ‘Why are you queuing to see a stupid film about DOLLS?’

Each month, Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

Steve Brine is the chairman of the Commons health and social care committee and it the latest Conservative member to join exodus