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Hes gone from dealing drugs to having No 1 hits and vying with Harry Styles for Brit awards. As he gears up for his first US gig in New York, he explains his conflicted morality and 3m house A writhing mass of arms and torsos, armed with cameraphones and the occasional vape, surge towards

Last week, leading academic Colin MacCabe wrote an open letter to the Education Secretary arguing that the A-level system is undermining our children's futures. It prompted an enormous postbag, and the following riposte from the minister himself, Charles Clarke.

Corinne Day, who died last August, will be remembered for transforming fashion with her pictures of the young Kate Moss for the Face. While her famous shot of 16-year-old Moss wrinkling her nose in a feathery headdress was actually the second time the model had been on the cover of the style mag (the first

People living with engineered stone benchtops should not fear for their health. But would-be renovators should rethink their options Anna Power, architect and director at Studio Ester, remembers her first encounters with engineered stone as it hit the Australian market nearly 30 years ago.

Mario Vargas Llosa's most despairing novel is a whodunit set amid the blood-steeped Maoist insurgency of Peru's Shining Path. Santiago Roncagliolo's Red April returns to the aftermath of that guerrilla war and counter-insurgency of the 1980s and 90s, when 70,000 people were killed. And like Vargas Llosa's Death in the Andes, it uses the crime