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Facts

Reporting, profiles, and non-fiction from the print edition.

A Cozzer Snout
Francisco Garcia

A Cozzer Snout

Our correspondent travels to the heart of a crumbling London Crown Court to predict the future of crime journalism.

17 June 2024
Absolutely Buzzing
Thomas Gorton

Absolutely Buzzing

The ‘Mosquito’ was created with the intention of preventing young people from loitering. Can you still hear the sound of the Blair era?

13 June 2024
The Carbuncle Cup 2024
The Fence

The Carbuncle Cup 2024

Presenting the Carbuncle Cup, crowning what we believe to be the very worst new building in Britain to be opened since 31 August 2018, the last time the award was handed out.

11 June 2024
The Kid Stays out of the Picture
Anonymous

The Kid Stays out of the Picture

Everyone would like to be a film producer. But it’s not all glamour and cash, it’s egos and overdrafts. Our insider reckons you should think twice.

29 May 2024
Burning with Pleasure
Sophie Elmhirst

Burning with Pleasure

The powers that be will tell you shouldn’t be smoking. These nerds are ignorant of the agony & ecstasy that is combustable tobacco.

24 May 2024
Well, They’re Not Laughing Now
G N Martin

Well, They’re Not Laughing Now

Comedy magazines aren’t always funny magazines. Back in the 90s, alongside the confected days of Cool Britannia, there was the emergence of the peculiar, unexpected and relatively short-lived rise of…

7 May 2024
Something to Tell You
Sachin Kureishi

Something to Tell You

On Boxing Day 2022, the writer Hanif Kureishi had a fall that left him paralysed from the neck down. His son reflects on a year caring for his once-carer.

29 April 2024
Two Eds are Better than One
Ed Cumming

Two Eds are Better than One

Our writer has a funny name. He’s not the only one. So he took his name twin out for lunch to commiserate this reality.

19 April 2024
Sling Voters
Bron Maher

Sling Voters

How do the denizens of London’s underground sex clubs plan to vote in the upcoming General Election? We sent our reporter to find out where the swing seats lie.

18 April 2024
The Heart of the City
Fergus Butler-Gallie

The Heart of the City

Our editor-at-large has spent far too much time at Charing Cross station. So much time that he now argues it’s ‘the heart of London’.

11 April 2024
Let It All Hang Out
Bethany Elliott

Let It All Hang Out

There are rules to the streaking game. No funerals, for instance. Getting abreast of the politics of getting your kit off is essential.

8 April 2024
The Voyage of the Damned
Jade Angeles Fitton

The Voyage of the Damned

What do you do if you find yourself trapped on a booze cruise? Surrender to the seamen, grab a drink and hope for the best.

4 April 2024