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Diana Wichtel: The nightmare of being a woman

Misogyny is alive and unwell in the 21st century

Taste Tibet: recipes for comfort food that fuels the heart

Taste Tibet, by food writer Julie Kleeman and Tibetan cook Yeshi Jampa.

Design for Living: Desert schools for a country that's hardly ever won anything

Bright ideas that make cities better: architect Francis Kéré's celebration of community.

'My precious boys will be feminists' - reflections on Mother's Day

"Angry men think they can take it out on women whenever they want."

The bookshelf: Top picks for your weekend reading

Poet Robert Sullivan turns to myth and history in a soaring new collection, and more.

Nipple, belly button or nose? The rise of midlife piercing

Times: Luxury piercings are booming among the over-forties.

Collision course: Unravelling the link between athletes and dementia

"I can't help but be a little bit terrified that it could be my future."

Reconsidering the Spice Girls: How manufactured girl power became real

New York Times: Twenty-five years since Spice World, their legacy is still being written.

My Mother's Kitchen: fragrant, friendly feasting in an intimate setting

"We're all friends of a friend," says Ethiopian chef Yeshi Desta

Talking heads: How Frodo (nearly) caught Covid and other stories

Covid-19 isn't the only bad guy in Covert Theatre's Lord of the Rings puppetry mash-up.

The absorbing new movie about watching two men watching some animals

Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch The Velvet Queen.

Design for Living: Urban farming in Detroit

Bright ideas that make cities better: urban farms.

At 24, she opened a restaurant in the middle of a pandemic. How did that go?

Greg Bruce meets up-and-coming restaurant queen Diva Giles.

Diana Wichtel: Harry follows parents' foot-in-mouth steps

Another day, another ill-advised interview by a member of the House of Windsor.

Decadence in the desert: The real housewives of Doha

Beauty, wealth and horror: The real housewives of Doha.

The bookshelf: Top picks for your weekend reading

A new short story collection imagines a sequel to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, and more.