Van Dyck, Rubens, and Raphael from Charles I’s collection reunited
Our writer is blown away by the power of the vast riches once owned by the 17th century monarch
Issue 1685
16th Feb 2018
Pluto: a manga come to life
A production that is a feast for the eyes explores artificial intelligence and what it means to be human
Eat Tokyo: Budget-friendly Japanese Delights
Katsu curry for under a fiver? It's a miracle!
Temple of Seitan: The ultimate vegan fried chicken?
Chicken – but not as you know it…
Loveless: Andrey Zvyagintsev gets under the skin of modern Russia
Following on from the success of Leviathan, the Russian director returns with another masterful film in which a missing child serves to highlight one couple’s breakdown.
A pared-down Carmen falls flat at the ROH
Despite strong singing, this version of Carmen doesn't reach the dizzy heights needed.
1st team unable to finish
The rugby boys can't quite manage to beat RUMS.
Portraits of the Obamas unveiled in Washington
Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald are the first African-American artists selected to paint the presidential portraits
The essential rainbow reading list
Arts Editor Indira Mallik brings us on a journey of queer literature that forms her ‘rainbow reading list’, as part of LGBT History Month here in the UK.
IC Squash storms World Championships
The squash team head to Manchester for the World Championships in a day of excellent high-class sporting drama
ICURFC 2s take the city
The 2nd XV trounce City Uni.
Students need to support the strikes – here’s what you can do to help
Next week the University and College Union begin their strike over changes to pensions. It’s up to students to make sure we support them.