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WEBProspect Magazine - Britain's leading monthly current affairs magazine. Housing. The missing lesson of Grenfell? Give tenants a voice. The inquiry report reveals that the tower’s tenants were the experts on the safety of their homes. Those in social housing should be given more power. Peter Apps.
Prospect - Britain's leading monthly current affairs magazine
WEBProspect Magazine - Britain's leading monthly current affairs magazine. Housing. The missing lesson of Grenfell? Give tenants a voice. The inquiry report reveals that the tower’s tenants were the experts on the safety of their homes. Those in social housing should be given more power. Peter Apps.
Spinoza’s God: Einstein believed in it, but what was it? - Prospect
WEBOct 6, 2021 · In her concise and authoritative new book, Clare Carlisle seeks to rescue Spinoza from those who peddle misconceptions—on all sides. A professor of philosophy at King’s College London and author of a recent biography of Søren Kierkegaard, Carlisle also edited George Eliot’s translation of the Ethics last year. She argues that Spinoza was a profound and subtle writer on religion; to box ...
The cult of Normal People - Prospect
WEBJul 27, 2023 · Undoubtedly helped by the pandemic, the BBC’s Normal People mini-series captivated a generation outside of Rooney’s literary world, introducing her characters to Brits and Americans, who fell as deeply in love with them as Connell and Marianne supposedly were with each other. "Rarely have I seen the sort of cultural dialogue that I saw post the release of Normal People in April 2020 ...
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About us - Prospect
WEBAbout us. Prospect is the UK’s outstanding monthly current affairs title—a home for fine writing, robust debate and considered reflection on the biggest issues of our time. Edited by Alan Rusbridger, it is published in print ten times a year—including a bumper issue in both the winter and the summer—and now boasts a lively website, app ...
How Metro became the most read paper in Britain - Prospect
WEBAug 20, 2018 · Soon after moving into Downing Street, Theresa May hosted a private dinner for the editor-in-chief of the Daily Mail, Paul Dacre.Not long after, the then-foreign secretary Boris Johnson was snapped, in shorts, running alongside the editor of the Sun, Tony Gallagher.If asked to think of a successful tabloid editor, most people would think of a man (yes, probably still a man) like one of these ...
How Monty Don became the nation's gardener - Prospect
WEBJun 11, 2020 · The fine, dry April that passed earlier this year, in a surreal blaze of lockdown, was the first that Monty Don has spent at home in five years. One of the great ironies of being the nation’s favourite gardener is that there is often not the time to luxuriate in one’s own garden. But the presence of Don, who will be 65 in July, is reliably ...
The World’s Top Thinkers 2024: ideas for a world on the brink
WEBDec 6, 2023 · On the theme of freedom, our thinkers put forward contentious ideas: that the history of the British Empire is “morally mixed”; that the greatest threat from cancel culture isn’t to freedom of speech; that the left has much in common with the reactionary right; that liberals have paved the right’s way to power; and that homophobia in ...
The last interview with Bryan Magee - Prospect
WEBAug 7, 2019 · The last interview with Bryan Magee. A great public intellectual passed away last month. Magee spent his life wonderstruck by the sheer fact of existence, for questions about the nature of reality are “obviously the most important and interesting there are”. When I met him, Bryan Magee was nearly 89, marvellously lucid, curious to hear ...