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The Yugoslav autocrat cultivated his international statesman image aboard a yacht where he hosted celebrities and dictators

Daring choices are vindicated in the writer’s brilliant new novel about a chess player, his brother and their family

The exhibition that the artist planned finally arrives in London, 119 years late

Many shows come with a content warning, but the poignant and bold My English Persian Kitchen comes with an allergy warning

The Italian photographer who captured the magic in the everyday

The surprising origins of The Prisoner of Zenda, the ultimate swashbuckling tale of derring-do

The Outrun, directed by Nora Fingscheidt, tackles alcoholism, sobriety and an outsider’s search for the soul of Europe

Seventy years ago at White City, a thrilling 5,000 metres established the concept of live televised events beamed across the continent

This breathtaking, unspolit Greek island is home to Cantina, a hyper-local restaurant established by Giorgos Samoilis

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The trailblazing French actress defied Hollywood’s ageism to win an Academy Award for Room at the Top

Ben Whishaw delights his fans, but the yawnometer goes off the scale

The Noel Coward play that became a hit film gets a new lease of life

Flemish physician Jan Baptist van Helmont was the first to recognise gases other than air, and coined the word ‘gas’, from the Greek ‘chaos’

A combination of deep thinking, a fascination with the everyday and a playful wit produced some of the most groundbreaking fiction of the 20th century

Spanish beef is being celebrated in the best possible way, on the corner of two streets in the City of London

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The innovative works of Norway’s Anna-Eva Bergman, realised in metal leaf, bear comparison with Rothko and Klimt

We are once again entering a time of introspection and reminiscence as the long summer days give way to mists and mellow fruitfulness

That Keir Starmer has been letting a millionaire buy him and his wife clothes is not some life-shattering betrayal, but it is a betrayal nonetheless

The rise and fall of the spaghetti western

Reports about the Olympic Games in Paris illustrate the differences in sporting language between American and British English

The Frenchman relished each project with its opportunity for reinvention, presenting a new challenge each time

A major influencer in China visited and sparked a recurrent wave of visitors eager to try the same dishes they did

Our editor-at-large's rundown of the pick of the week’s streaming, books and cinema

The small town of Bodø has achieved recognition as the European Capital of Culture 2024. Now, will it also recognise one of its own?

An intelligent and fearless French novel of clear-eyed anger digs deep into contemporary morality

Thirty timeless classics shot on the continent

It is not an easy thing to say, but buying things online – specifically cheap, poorly made things – should not be as easy as it currently is

Tom Stoppard’s play now seems irredeemably dated