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The London Magazine, 01 10月 2026

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ArticleWhite Water Raft­ing: or, The Canoe Going Down­stream

Andy Burnham’s senior aides warned him that meet­ing Don­ald Trump would be the polit­ical equi­val­ent of white water raft­ing.

White Water Raft­ing: or, The Canoe Going Down­stream

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FOpen­ing the jaws of our drop-forged wrench to their max­imum to see how wide they’ll go, I see the old man’s last ini­tial star­ing back at me, his mouth, in the wake of his last breath, propped closed with whatever’s to hand with breadth enough...

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ArticleBeirut

I ask for dir­ec­tions to Little Armenia and they say keep walk­ing straight until you see a frail old dog try­ing to care for its chil­dren. Then a sharp left at the rusty Fer­ris wheel allegedly donated by the French. Then you’ll see a man wheel­ing...

Beirut

ArticleAma­teur Insom­niac

After three sleep­less nights, Vron­sky stares at the wastepa­per bas­ket, the unread books on the shelf. Of course, he says, tak­ing out his revolver. Of course, he repeats and shoots him­self.

Ama­teur Insom­niac

ArticleElast­ical

Jangling the keys to our new gaff, a poky flat up wonky cast-iron stair­case above a yoga spot, I hoke around the local char­ity shop for all and sun­dry upcycled stuff because, of course, both of us genu­inely loathe IKEA (after you abor­ted our...

Elast­ical

ArticleBehind Blue Eyes

John Ber­ger: From Life, Tom Over­ton, Allen Lane, 2026, pp. 400, £25.00 John Ber­ger was an essay­ist, nov­el­ist, journ­al­ist, mem­oir­ist and screen­writer, but he was ori­gin­ally and always an art critic, and as a critic he never hid the fact...

Behind Blue Eyes

Article| The Hills Are Alive (with the Sound of Scream­ing)

‘I sit at my desk at two a.m., and I feel like real­ity is star­ing at me, scream­ing at me. ‘Lit­er­ally, scream­ing at me. Try­ing to tell me something if I could just listen hard enough. ‘That’s how I feel every day.’ – Demis Hassabis, cited in...

| The Hills Are Alive (with the Sound of Scream­ing)