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Friday supper: Summer bean, fregola and mint salad

How to avoid meat and still eat seasonal, delicious food on Friday night.

Flamingo, parrot and mice: Roman Emperor Boris goes on a diet

For thousands of years, gastronomy and power have gone hand in hand.

A Culinary Reflection

Christopher R. Altieri

In the main, children are teachable.

Why we still need to learn from Tocqueville

Alexis de Tocqueville spent his life defending democracy - what can we learn from his works today?

Booker 2020: A look at the longlist

The 2020 Booker Prize longlist has been announced.

Literary Helpdesk: Prose by any other name

Writing under assumed names is likely as old as writing itself.

Moving the Lords to Yorkshire

The Prime Minister has suggested moving the Upper Chamber to York.

Methodical Anti-iconoclasm

One can be an iconoclast without hating the person the icon portrays.

A Canterbury Tale – part III

Pilgrimage is reminder that we are each part of something greater than ourselves.

How Mrs America and I May Destroy You prove Catholicism is hard to shake

Two of the summer's hit TV shows have something unexpected in common.

Cardi B, Accidental Evangelist

Leticia Ochoa Adams

God finds people in some very strange places.

Friday supper: Sea bass, peperonata and saffron aioli

How to avoid meat and still eat seasonal, delicious food on Friday night.

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