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Nest will offer self-employed saving solutions The government-backed workplace pension scheme trust Nest is planning to trial saving solutions for ...

Building on the keen queer comedy of her webseries The Slope, iconic 2014 film Appropriate Behaviour, and her most recent feature The Miseducation ...

Non-Fiction: How the World Thinks by Julian Baggini -Words by Amy Gatenby  How the World Thinks by Julian Baggini is a fairly daunting book to pick...

A vital and iconic voice over the past few decades, Neneh Cherry’s distinct political and personal poeticism is as potent as ever on Broken Politic...

Pay inequality between men and women in the workplace feels like old news, but disclosures from large organisations like the BBC have helped to spu...

Director Damien Chazelle continues his streak with First Man, a biopic depicting Neil Armstrong’s struggles and eventual success with his Her...

After a successful Fringe run in 2012, Les Enfant’s Terrible bring their Great War puppetry to London, but will it be to similar acclaim? Per...

The brand championing the ‘happy camper look’ – 69 takes you right back to your childhood Have you ever 1) fallen into a state of despair upo...

Our weekly Food for Freelancers column continues with the glisteningly superb Sabor, an affordable and easy Michelin-starred restaurant with flair....

Working as a student can be hard. This can be a way to make it easier.  Freelancing is a great way to make money while studying, and if you’re good...

Freelance News In The Times this week there was a report of panic over the Treasury’s plan to tackle “disguised employment”, where the government e...

This big budget next step for Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner marks his first piece of television since the allegations of sexual harassment made ag...

Kurt Vile lets it all out in his new album, Bottle It In With an extensive discography under his belt, Kurt Vile has very much carved out a place f...

Non-fiction: The Finance Curse -Words by Zoe Southcott In The Finance Curse – How Global Finance Is Making Us All Poorer, Nicholas Shaxson, author ...

Success in travel writing has long been considered the holy grail for new authors. Yet is it all it’s made out to be, and is it a feasible wa...

A strange feature from Beyond the Black Rainbow’s director Panos Casmoto, is his new film Mandy worth seeing? -Words by Christian Johnson Man...

CW: On-stage suggestions of sexual abuse, miscarriage, and incest. Reworking Angela Carter’s 1991 novel Wise Children, Emma Rice’s theatrical imagi...

If you’re after a cultured dose of voyeurism, Modern Couples is your best bet. The Barbican show is a multi-orgasmic concoction of 40 early 20th ce...

We’ve all heard about it, but is it good? Is it bad? What even is it? What actually is Huel? Maybe more than just a buzzword for tech hipster...

How do you reconcile the spirit of the underground with commercial success? Designer duo, Mike Latta and Zoe Eckhaus stick to what they already do ...