Culture

Book review: The Coming of the Body by Hervé Juvin

Owen Hatherley embraces the society of the body

Louise Foxcroft on a bloody murder and the birth of forensic science

Fred Rowson peers into the abyss

Francis Beckett reviews two books telling the inside story of the implosion of New Labour

AC Grayling learns to live without God

Tibet, sausages and masturbating mice – as Banned Book Week begins, Anne Rooney explores the hidden restrictions on what your children read

Laurie Taylor keeps his meter running

The 'Super-K' detector is built 3,000 feet down in a mine beneath Hida in Japan. This is one of its most famous images. Marcus Chown explains

This horror mockumentary is both charming and frightening, says Fred Rowson. But didn't somebody already do an exorcism movie?

A corrupt priest, an abused child, a knife. The dreadful consequences of clerical child abuse unfold in a specially written short story by Mark Say