Misguided policy
Poor data and fake news are damaging the international arts industry
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The Diary: Chris Bryant
MPs apparently rank somewhere between pigeons and rats. Recent polling suggests that things are getting worse
Is the Eurocracy ‘Woke’?
Many thought the EU was too technocratic to embrace the wave of wokeness washing over the West. They may have been proved wrong
Bottling up the emotions
Richard Coles’s moving account of his partner’s death would benefit by exploring the havoc alcohol can wreak on families
An appetite for diplomacy
With the right ingredients, gastrodiplomacy in Brussels is proving to be the ideal conversation starter for ministers within and beyond the EU
Politics split wide open
Chris Bryant delights in the Labour frontbencher’s earthy account of life in the parliamentary realm
Power dressing
Nicola Martorana is the discreet Sicilian tailor whose bespoke attire is worn by everyone from Michel Barnier and Pope Francis to the lobbyists and lawyers of Brussels
Zuckerberg’s about-faces
Damian Collins enjoys an expert examination of Facebook’s murky relationship with free speech
Bridge to the Past
A new play set in former Yugoslavia serves as a reminder that in many ways the conflict of the 90s is still depressingly present
Glasgow: the host with the most
As the Scottish city gears up to hold Cop26, John Nicolson MP tells the story of his hometown and offers tips on where to visit, drink & dine