Truly the most nuanced and thoughtful book about the internet I've read. And a page turner!

The watering down of the Bill by the government by delaying its key commitment indefinitely is disappointing but not surprising. I can see how Renters' Reform Coalition has no choice but to withdraw its support.

🚨🚨 We Renters' Reform Coalition members will not accept this Renters (Reform) Bill 🚨🚨

As it enters its remaining House of Commons stages this afternoon, we are warning that in its current form the Bill 'will be a failure'.

Read full statement below:

As I turn 28, I can’t help but think I’m running out of time—and how much of it was stolen by the pandemic

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Another dispatch from my insanity: this month, why the pandemic has made me freak out about being 28

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I was shocked to see someone who was 28 could feel this way, but I think every generation was hit differently. Brain trauma followed by pandemic made me feel like I totally lost my early thirties, and only now am I doing the things I wanted to do then prospectmagazine.co.uk/views/lives/65…

Horrifying column from Sarah Collins about the terror of being 28 prospectmagazine.co.uk/views/lives/65…

This month’s Mindful life column, by Sarah Collins, taps into something so many of us feel: that time is scarce, and Covid stole precious years—perhaps especially from young women.

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“Many of us like to ask ourselves, ‘What would I do if I was alive during slavery? Or the Jim Crow south? Or apartheid? What would I do if my country was committing genocide?’ The answer is, you’re doing it. Right now.”

Naomi Klein

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It's just unbearable.

I wrote a short review of Lyndsey Stonebridge’s new book on Hannah Arendt prospectmagazine.co.uk/culture/books/…

I wrote about Anthony Grafton's 'Magus', and what we lost when we stopped believing in magic prospectmagazine.co.uk/culture/65022/…

For our culture newsletter, I went to Katowice to watch 'A Body for Harnasie', to see how AI can be used alongside artists instead of replacing them.
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A slightly chaotic column in which I discuss being a bodied creature rather than a floating mind, my historically complex relationship with exercise and the genius of Marina's Tuesday night Zumba classes x

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RAYE won six #Brits !

From vulnerability to validation, what makes her music so special?

Read Sarah Collins’s heartfelt criticism #FromtheProspectArchive here:

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When Sarah Collins went home to the Black Country last year, she found a region ripped apart by poverty and austerity.

Now as neighbouring Birmingham City Council approves £300m of cuts, what will happen to people in poverty in the West Midlands?

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Today, “exercise is one of the only ways to remind ourselves we are bodied creatures—that we are animals rather than floating minds.”

Sarah Collins reflects on what a Zumba class can teach you:

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Zumba can leave you red-faced and exhausted… but also exhilarated.

Sarah Collins on how emotions are not just experienced in the mind—but the body, too:

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Aspiring journalists!
Delighted to announce that the 2024 The Guardian and The Observer Positive Action Schemes have just launched!
If you're Black, Asian or minority ethnic,
or if you're a person with a disability,
we offer two weeks' work experience
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This is a win for equal basic rights for people seeking asylum.

So proud of our campaigns team's work in forcing the government to back down from making asylum accommodation even more unsafe.

Congratulations to everyone who worked to get this outcome.

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