Virunga is saved but Africa’s wildlife is being encircled sliver by sliver
Campaigners have managed to keep the Congo national park free from drilling just as protected sites elsewhere are being cravenly redrawn
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London’s restaurants: a grotesque display of opulence
In the naked fetishisation of wealth that dominates the capital’s most fashionable eating places there are no critics
Contemporary art isn’t original – even copying has been done before
The row around Marina Abramović is redundant, as the story of art is one of homages and remakes. But that’s not to say there isn’t a problem
Why digital privacy is only for the rich
Protecting online activity is a lucrative industry, and the tools which can keep your data safe increasingly come at a price
Where are we to turn if we want to be ethical food shoppers these days?
As we reveal today, a new report casts doubt on the effectiveness of Fairtrade, making choices even harder
Is language like fashion, or the weather?
Some argue that changes in the way we speak are like changes in the way we dress or do our hair. If only it were that simple