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Andrew Motion Something old made new: The Iliad in Emily Wilson’s muscular and moving new translation, the first by a woman, is truly what it claims to be – a version for our time (Norton, £30). And something new made immediate: Hannah Sullivan’s second collection of poems, Was It For This (Faber, £12.99), ambitiously extends

As a keen critic of carbunculous architecture, the King will enjoy a book compiled by Stephen Bayley, chairman of the Royal Fine Art Commission Trust

‘Well, they can’t cancel Picasso.’ That was my optimistic take some months ago when a friend in the art world said: ‘Watch out, they’re coming for him next.’ It doesn’t really matter that, like Paul Johnson – late of this parish – I don’t feel unadulterated admiration for Pablo Picasso’s work. The late period seems

Health precautions are strong, theres less red tape and the port excursions are better than ever.

Model, dancer and socialite who was one of the earliest people to undergo gender realignment surgery

Stephen Bayley’s new book, Value: What Money Can't Buy, argues that the digital revolution has dislocated us from the simple yet vital joys of the everyday