The last days of the polymath
People who know a lot about a lot have long been an exclusive club, but now they are an endangered species
People who know a lot about a lot have long been an exclusive club, but now they are an endangered species
Seldom does a Westerner win the trust of an eastern European ballet company – but Simon Crofts has
In 1989 Brian Harris photographed the fall of the Berlin wall. Twenty years on, he returned to capture today’s Berlin
They’re not in chains, but they are shackled by debt, paid virtually nothing and treated harshly
It's time to get away from our encrusted prejudices about Prince Charles, time to consider what sort of king he is shaping up to be. J.M. Ledgard takes a fresh look
The Russian winter tends to be romanticised, but it doesn’t feel much like a Christmas card when you’re actually there
As belts tighten, tempers flare, and money’s too tight not to mention, Joanna Moorhead asks couples and counsellors what money says about relationships
Decimated, dilapidated, and rapidly disappearing, Cairo’s hammams are the most run down in the Middle East
Before there were chainstores and malls, Britain was famous for its single shops. Now they are dying out
Thierry Bouet spent three years photographing people with a thing about their beds. He tells Odette Audebeau about the message Homo horizontalis has for the world
