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Every five years, the Global Media Monitoring Project publishes a report tracking the progress of women’s representation in the news. The report analyses traditional and digital news sources from around the world over the course of a typica...
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I recently discovered that my home is listed as a hotel on Google Maps. Or to be precise, the building where my home is. According to the listing, a stay here is £1,000 a night — significantly...
“The fruit of the beautiful tree that is humanity”. Credit: Gustav Klimt
When he was 25, my partner had the Apollo 11 spacecraft tattooed on his arm. The mission to put humans on the Moon was in many ways a geopolitical contest between the...
You are being targeted by disinformation networks that are much more effective than you realise. They’re making you more fearful and hateful of other people — especially of people you’ve never met before. And by “you”, I mean me, you, your...
Just say it: The drug wars don’t work.
Did you know that two teaspoons of nutmeg can put you into a deep sleep, followed by an intensely groggy feeling that lasts up to a week? Perhaps the most famous account of the extra-curricular use o...
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