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Why we love the on-screen female odd couple

From "Hacks" to "I Love Lucy", these unlikely pairings fill us with delight

Set in Istanbul, this epic family history was inspired by campaigns for justice for the Armenian people

Car ownership is an emotive, and increasingly political, subject. A new book makes the case for decreasing our reliance.

The Chinese science fiction epic "3 Body Problem" comes to Netflix amid geopolitical rivalry and intrigue

A new exhibition at London's Horniman Museum shows the central role of tea in bringing pleasure and pain to people around the globe

This exploration of working-class life in the British countryside is a welcome corrective to industrial history

Martha Hodes recalls the hijacking of her plane by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, more than fifty years ago

David Baddiel's new book on belief is witty and thought-provoking, but don't read it looking for answers

Andrew Heavens tells the story of how Britain took one boy and piles of treasure from Ethiopia

A new book from Jacob Bloomfield explodes our expectations