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Education
Lucretius knew a thing or two about politicians bringing their own country to ruins
Peter Jones
Weighing the ‘good’ and ‘bad’ effects of British imperialism is a futile exercise, says Sanghera
Matthew Lynn
Sometimes I wish I’d stayed up in the Apennines where there were no mosquitoes, just giant wasps
Nicholas Farrell
I spotted a lissom blonde in green T-shirt and tie-dye trousers. We fell in step as we approached the gift shop
Harry Mount
Book Review
Mary Beard’s latest book is the work of a lifetime
Frances Wilson