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As millions celebrate Holy Week and Passover this week, many clergy and lay activists will be delving into their own faith traditions.

'There was just so much hate and anger and venom directed at me, and I took it personally.'

The news this week that King Charles is supporting an inquiry into the Royal Familys historic links with slavery, currently under way at the University of Manchester, is hardly surprising.

Walking on Hampstead Heath the December before Covid, I got caught up in a festive party of bichon frises dressed, like their owners, in Christmas jumpers. It seemed bizarre at the time but wouldn’t surprise me now. During lockdown the local dog population exploded and the smaller breeds now wear jumpers all winter. There are

The point we were making yesterday was that no matter how much life insurance you buy…you will still die.

From international chains to local concepts, Singapore continues to be a gastro-hub offering the best from every corner of the world. This month foodies can get a taste of Japanese favourites, Filipino flavourings, new speakeasys and coffee chains from China and Canada. Here are the some new restaurants, cafes and bars in Singapore this April 2023. [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/CqaNyXNjHhO/[/embed] Decked out in...

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Those dedicated to reckoning with our nation's history but unable to devote the considerable time, stamina, and energy it's dedicated pursuit deserves, owe a

Dogs and democracy have always been difficult bedfellows, as evidenced at an exhibition about our favourite pets

This exhibition of art featuring man’s best friend spans centuries, from a second century sculpture to David Hockney and Lucian Freud