As the History of Advertising Trust turns 50, our writer revels in its vast archive, remembering the bread boy on his bike, the suggestive coffee-drinkers and the Hamlet smoker adjusting his comb-ove…
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The immorality of world leaders is contagious. Thank heavens for the pope | Simon Tisdall ⊖
In a political wasteland dominated by billionaires, war criminals and mega-corporations, the head of the Catholic church is a rare figure of moral leadership
What do Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and B…
81 days ago
Rage workouts: the best way to exercise – or just infuriating? ⊖
Angry gym classes are booming, with activities including pummelling tyres with a sledgehammer. But they might not be as cathartic as they at first appear
Name: Rage workouts.
Age: Would this be a good …
4 months ago
SARAH VINE: I know the secret behind Fergie's 'disappearance' - and exactly why no one can find her ⊖
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Nature abhors a vacuum, as Aristotle said, although at the time he was probably contemplating something rather more highbrow than the fate of the former Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson.
15 months ago
Academic freedom in the US is under threat – universities of the world, unite! | Andrew Graham ○
We cannot be neutral with respect to fake news, misinformation or outright lies
In western academia, everything began with philosophy. Ever since, especially since the Enlightenment and the scientific…
The 'Onassis curse' that has plagued the billionaire dynasty for decades: Family has endured misfortunes including heartbreak and tragic deaths - and sole heiress lives reclusive life ○
The Onassis family has a long-standing and glamorous history in the European socialite scene, after its patriarch Aristotle decades ago established himself as a post-war shipping magnate.
How do I navigate the fear and anger of this political moment? | Leading questions ○
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The most pressing issue we face is not how to manage our feelings, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, but how to show up in ways that are important to us
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How do I…
16 months ago
‘They have no one to follow’: how migrating birds use quantum mechanics to navigate ○
Evidence is mounting to explain how birds use the Earth’s magnetic field to help fly thousands of miles with unerring accuracy – a discovery that may help advance quantum technology
To the seasoned ea…
Harvard expert: Use these 10 virtues to set 'the stage for happiness to find you' ○
In happiness expert Arthur C. Brooks' newsletter, he explores Aristotle's 10 virtues for happiness. Here's how you can incorporate each virtue in your life.
1 years ago
‘These are magic books’: bringing imaginary works of literature to life ○
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A whimsical new exhibition assembles a range of books that don’t exist, from Byron’s destroyed memoirs to Shakespeare’s lost play
At a small, unassuming exhibit in midtown Manhattan, you can see the l…
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