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The Guardian - G2, 02 Septembre 2026

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Article50 (and thriv­ing)

Age: You can work this one out. Appear­ance: Cool, calm and col­lec­ted. Also, very tidy. Don’t you mean frazzled? Wouldn’t you say you’re more together now than you were at 20, or even 30? Who says I’m not still in my 20s? Why are we com­par­ing...

50 (and thriv­ing)

ArticleI deserve an OBE for ser­vices to Corn­wall

I think maybe an OBE is in order. I am fairly cer­tain my pres­ence in the UK has something to do with the recent rain. The land­scape was parched thanks to weeks of drought when I flew into Heath­row. As soon as I landed, it began to pour. But that’s...

I deserve an OBE for ser­vices to Corn­wall

Article‘I’m very much on the left’

Dom­h­nall Gleeson has got so much new stuff com­ing up, someone recently joked that this was the “sum­mer of Dom­h­nall”. Now the phrase is all over the inter­net, and Gleeson is mor­ti­fied: “The worry is that some­body will say this to me now...

‘I’m very much on the left’

Article‘OK fine. I’m a national treas­ure’

Joe Lycett sits in a pub, an untouched pint in front of him. “Since I had my son, I’m not drink­ing any­where near as much,” he laments. “Chil­dren do not respect hangovers, or tired­ness in gen­eral.” His son is almost two, and Lycett has re-adjus­ted...

‘OK fine. I’m a national treas­ure’

Article‘It wasn’t just Hol­ly­wood crap’

Occa­sion­ally, vital pieces of the cul­tural jig­saw dis­ap­pear without any­one really noti­cing. This, sadly, was the fate of Con­tem­por­ary Films, the Brit­ish film dis­trib­utor that pop­ular­ised soph­ist­ic­ated, grownup inter­na­tional cinema...

‘It wasn’t just Hol­ly­wood crap’