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Early Works: Anselm Kiefer – a 'visceral' exhibition
The Week Recommends A poetic interrogation that sees 'an artist making a whole nation deal with itself'
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The Great Siege of Malta: the 'engrossing' story of an Ottoman invasion
The Week Recommends 'Myth-busting' book dispels falsely held notions of 'clash' between Christianity and Islam
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The Years at the Harold Pinter Theatre: an 'unmissable' evening
The Week Recommends Eline Arbo's 'spellbinding' adaptation of Annie Ernaux's memoir transfers to the West End
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The White Lotus: a delicious third helping of Mike White's toxic feast
The Week Recommends 'Wickedly funny' comedy-drama stars Jason Isaacs, Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood
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Why Spain's economy is booming
The Explainer Immigration, tourism and cheap energy driving best growth figures in Europe
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The UK's most scenic road trips
The Week Recommends From rugged coastlines to dramatic gorges, these are Britain's most memorable driving routes
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Germany's elections: from dull to high drama
The Explainer Surge of far-right AfD threatens to upend mainstream coalition politics
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Mountains and monasteries in Armenia
The Week Recommends An e-bike adventure through the 'rare beauty' of the West Asian nation
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Trade wars, explained
The Explainer Free trade is almost always good for any economy – so why is it so unpopular?
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Cash Isas: to scrap, or not to scrap?
Talking Point Targeting tax-free savings could prove the blunder that ends the chancellor's political career
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When 'a kiss is not a kiss': Spanish football on trial
Talking Point Luis Rubiales faces up to two-and-a-half years in jail if convicted of sexually assaulting footballer Jenni Hermoso
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Manouchet za'atar (za'atar-topped breads) recipe
The Week Recommends Popular Levantine street food is often enjoyed as a breakfast on the go
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Tony Martin obituary: Norfolk farmer who killed teenage intruder
In the Spotlight In 1999, Martin opened fire on prowlers breaking into his home – and became a cause célèbre
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The Week Unwrapped: Why Trump is getting rid of the penny
Podcast Plus, what does the Chagos Islands deal mean for the island's inhabitants? And do personality tests discriminate against neurodivergent job applicants?
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Properties of the week: romantic abodes
The Week Recommends Featuring homes in Suffolk, Cumbria and Devon
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Becoming Led Zeppelin: an 'exhilarating' documentary
The Week Recommends First authorised documentary captures the legendary rock band's energy – but avoids their 'nearly mythic destructive arc'
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Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism – a show to warm a 'sun-starved soul'
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Eimear McBride picks her favourite books
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Source Code: Bill Gates' journey from 'snotty brat' to world's richest man
The Week Recommends The first two decades of the tech billionaire's journey are charted in this memoir
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September 5: 'nail-chewing' thriller explores 1972 Munich Olympics terrorist attack
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Greek tragedy: do Hollywood stars have a place in the classics?
Talking Point Rami Malek and Brie Larson take leading roles in two Sophocles tragedies – but fail to impress critics
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Amandaland: Lucy Punch dazzles in 'glorious' Motherland spin-off
The Week Recommends Joanna Lumley reprises her role as Amanda's 'exquisitely disparaging' mother
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Best romance books to warm your heart
The Week Recommends Curl up with a novel this winter, from Onyx Storm to Funny Story
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Modi goes to Washington
The Explainer Indian PM's 'clever' appeasement strategy could secure US president an ally against China and other Brics states
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