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Hamlet is a play about futures and pasts. It is about a father who has only a past, who takes his son’s future away. It is about a son who wants a different future but can’t escape the violence of the past. In the end, the past wins. It destroys the future.

I saw an adaptation of the play – well, more of a comedic revision – in Stratford in the summer in wh...

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What is the point of adult education?

For several decades, the dominant narrative in adult education has concerned adaptation and resilience.

In times of uncertainty and rapid change, whether technological, economic or climate-related, we are repeatedly told, adults must adapt, upskill or reskill to ensure they remain work-ready and able to contribute to t...

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Shakespeare called it ‘mouth honour’; the sort of empty, insincere and superficial praise, delivered with a ‘false heart’ and a ‘false face’, with which tyrants such as Macbeth must make do in the absence of true honour, respect or friendship.

It was this sort of honour that FIFA President Gianni Infantino bestowed on the President of the United States during a Worl...

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According to the Guardian, wealthy British parents are turning to boarding schools abroad to avoid paying the increased fees being charged by British private schools in re...

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Content warning: This post discusses themes of suicide and child death in the context of films and books. Please take care in reading.

Nomadland, the film made by Chloé Zhao, which, to the surprise of many, won a slew of awards, including three Oscars, a few years ago, is not a perfect or, indeed, wholly satisfying film, but it is a very good one n...

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