In a distant corner of Ladakh, they have never had electricity—but they do have sunshine, which is now being turned into electric power. Duncan McKenzie tells Rahul Bhattacharya how he captured our latest photo essay
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The Visual CV: in a career spanning half a century, Sir Tom Courtenay has gone from a new-wave warrior to a grand old man, via a fool or two (usually called Norman). Irving Wardle picks his best roles on stage and screen
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The Who, currently on the road in America, have just announced a British tour too. In 2011 Pete Townshend spoke to Simon Garfield about life in a "celebration machine"—and the moment that was nearly his downfall
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Man in a suit: Dr Beau Lotto, a neuroscientist from California, gathers data on how human perception works—from gender, race and power to dressing for a party
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In a distant corner of Ladakh, they have never had electricity—but they do have sunshine, which is now being turned into electric power. Duncan McKenzie tells Rahul Bhattacharya how he captured our latest photo essay
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Eat their words: in the first of a new series about food writers, Christopher Hirst distills the recipes of the woman who taught the British to eat like the French and the Italians
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The Visual CV: in a career spanning half a century, Sir Tom Courtenay has gone from a new-wave warrior to a grand old man, via a fool or two (usually called Norman). Irving Wardle picks his best roles on stage and screen
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The poet's choice of favourite places shows a fondness for the classical and the monumental
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Cartophilia: a ghostly map takes Samantha Weinberg to the river, and shows her where it no longer flows
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In our latest issue we published letters about Norman Foster, the Easterlin paradox, Henry Clay Frick and the diet of Neanderthals
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Lipsmacking: in the first in a new series about outstanding restaurant dishes, Isabel Lloyd relishes what Ollie Dabbous achieves with an egg
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Found in Translation: 50 years ago Vasily Grossman, author of "Life and Fate", spent two months in Armenia. Simon Willis finds it time well spent
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The Who, currently on the road in America, have just announced a British tour too. In 2011 Pete Townshend spoke to Simon Garfield about life in a "celebration machine"—and the moment that was nearly his downfall
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