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Murder, misinformation and frenzies: the dark side of TikTok

Murder, misinformation and frenzies: the dark side of TikTok

This BBC documentary explores the harmful side of the social media app.

  • by Kylie Northover

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What to read next: A comedian’s first novel and memoir of East Germany

What to read next: A comedian’s first novel and memoir of East Germany

Our reviewers cast their eyes over recent fiction and non-fiction.

  • by Cameron Woodhead and Steven Carroll
The Paris Olympics have been fine. Here’s how they could be improved
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The Paris Olympics have been fine. Here’s how they could be improved

In the swimming, I’d like to see the inclusion of sharks.

  • by Richard Glover
The best way to understand Australian landscape art? Go feral in the remote wild

The best way to understand Australian landscape art? Go feral in the remote wild

Of all the art events I’ve attended over the past decade, my trips to Newhaven have proven the most valuable.

  • by John McDonald
The English language is full of surprises. Here are my three favourites
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The English language is full of surprises. Here are my three favourites

English, I thought I knew you.

  • by David Astle
A murder most foul and the impact it has on everyone connected

A murder most foul and the impact it has on everyone connected

Fiona McFarlane’s linked short stories focus on how a killer and his crimes affect various lives over time.

  • by Jo Case
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How Kari Gislason fell into the clutches of the Pirate - and survived

How Kari Gislason fell into the clutches of the Pirate - and survived

As an 18-year-old the writer had an adventure in Corfu that has coloured the rest of his life.

  • by Susan Johnson
Three museums for book lovers to visit

Three museums for book lovers to visit

Among the literary museums in the UK is one where the fictional detective Sherlock Holmes lived in the books by Arthur Conan Doyle.

  • by Jane Sullivan
Musician, model, producer: what the world needs now is Eartheater

Musician, model, producer: what the world needs now is Eartheater

On her way to Australia, the genre-defying Alexandra Drewchin takes a moment out of her head-spinning schedule.

  • by Sarah-Jane Collins
A black parable and fine nature writing: Eight books to read next

A black parable and fine nature writing: Eight books to read next

Our reviewers consider the merits of recently released fiction and non-fiction.

  • by Cameron Woodhead and Fiona Capp
The Australian hardcore band that’s on the precipice of unlikely stardom

The Australian hardcore band that’s on the precipice of unlikely stardom

The tight-knit hardcore scene has an aversion to outside interest. But that hasn’t stopped Speed from becoming Australia’s biggest musical export in years.

  • by Nick Buckley