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The chilling Booker Prize-winner by Paul Lynch — plus a dystopian thriller, a Christmas panto whodunnit and a Poirot adventure
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Without confident and unimpeachable investigative journalism, the corporation itself has little reason to exist
Games were at the cutting edge of computing long before machine learning
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His work, made of avocado skin waste, highlights how the trade is damaging Mexican landscapes and communities
Pogues frontman blended punk with Ireland’s musical heritage but had a decades-long struggle with drink and drugs
The prog rocker’s new album has a cast of hundreds and opulent orchestral parts
A reissue of the trailblazing jazz musicians’ 1976 joint record captures the weight and groove of their artistic legacy
The 50-minute film from 2021 is part live recording, part elaborately staged fiction
The band’s guitarist has resurrected an ambitious failed project from 1970 — but as a graphic novel
Hieroglyphic Being and Jerzy Mączyński have produced an inviting record with chaotic energy
Sakari Oramo and the BBC Symphony Orchestra honour the Polish maestro’s genius
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William Oldroyd’s subtle 1960s-set movie has tricks up its sleeve
Waad Al-Kateab’s film is a snapshot of the team that competed in Tokyo in 2021
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