IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE
A school for nannies
Norland College’s three-year course includes not just field-time and theory classes but self-defence lessons and paparazzi avoidance as well
Career mums’ mantra for success and happiness
Both sides of motherhood
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Safwan Dahoul’s show on strife-torn Syria
The artist fled his homeland but still holds it close to his heart and dreams
Austrian artist Philip Mueller’s solo exhibition
St Petersburg’s new Mariinsky Theatre
Interview with Aminatta Forna
Book review: Gill Hornby’s “The Hive”
Testing GM potato in fight against blight
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How women can have it all
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has enraged both sexes with her new book on women and work
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Safwan Dahoul’s show on strife-torn Syria
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Austrian artist Philip Mueller’s solo exhibition
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St Petersburg’s new Mariinsky Theatre
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The shape of things to come
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Testing GM potato in fight against blight
In Ireland, where memories of The Great Famine still linger, the study holds special significance — but has not been without controversy
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Book review: Gill Hornby’s “The Hive”
A humorous take on the fight for one-upmanship among a group of mothers, set in the environs of a primary school
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Interview with Aminatta Forna
The author of ‘The Hired Man’ is amazed by how little it takes for people to turn evil, or just look away — and stay in denial after that
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Book review: Bolivar: American Liberator
Simon Bolivar was ruthless in war and blundered as a ruler in peace, yet always stood for liberty and justice
