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Leticia Ochoa Adams

Maybe we can use this emergency to find our way back to one another?

Town vs Country: The great divide

Coronavirus has meant that Londoners are abandoning the Capital - what does this mean for the UK?

A sneak peak inside Gaddafi’s library

With books by Paul Burrell, Bernard Lewis and Margaret Thatcher.

Literary Helpdesk: Babette’s Feast

Grace is not the currency of the moral economy.

Ghislaine Maxwell and the presumption of innocence

Brendan O'Neill

Let's presume that Maxwell is innocent until the court convincingly demonstrates otherwise.

Wade into the Water

Faith Glavey Pawl

The current crisis offers opportunities to evangelize.

A Canterbury Tale

Pilgrimage in the time of Covid-19, to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the Translation of Becket's saintly bones.

What Obama’s book choices say about him

Every year, the 44th President shares his favourite reads from the past year.

The Coffee Conundrum

The coffee in Jacob Phillips' quarter is definitely better these days.

The politicisation of virtue

We are an increasingly divided - and politicised - society.

On Joy as Resistance

Leticia Ochoa Adams

On joy as an attitude of the soul and aptitude of spirit.

Royal annulments

Henry VIII’s fourth marriage, like his first, in fact ended in annulment, not divorce - 480 years ago today.

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