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  • Lost and found: a mother and daughter on surviving teenage mental breakdown in the social media age. Christie Watson and Rowan Egberongbe.
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    Lost and found: a mother and daughter on surviving teenage mental breakdown in the social media age. Christie Watson and Rowan Egberongbe.
    Lost and found: a mother and daughter on surviving teenage mental breakdown in the social media age.

    In an extract from their unflinching memoir, Christie Watson and daughter Rowan Egberongbe recall the post-Covid psychological collapse that fractured their bond, and how social media was both the hero and villain of the hour.

    Christie Watson and Rowan Egberongbe photographed in London, UK. 6th January 2025.

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  • Lost and found: a mother and daughter on surviving teenage mental breakdown in the social media age. Christie Watson and Rowan Egberongbe.
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    Lost and found: a mother and daughter on surviving teenage mental breakdown in the social media age. Christie Watson and Rowan Egberongbe.
    Lost and found: a mother and daughter on surviving teenage mental breakdown in the social media age.

    In an extract from their unflinching memoir, Christie Watson and daughter Rowan Egberongbe recall the post-Covid psychological collapse that fractured their bond, and how social media was both the hero and villain of the hour.

    Christie Watson and Rowan Egberongbe photographed in London, UK. 6th January 2025.

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  • Richard Price: 'I don't like to write, I just don't - it's too much anxiety'
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    Richard Price: 'I don't like to write, I just don't - it's too much anxiety'
    Richard Price the US novelist and co-writer of The Wire on why his new book isn't about cops and robbers, his 80s drug addiction and the authors who have inspired him.

    Richard Price photographed in Harlem, New York, USA on 12th December 2024.

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  • Tony Blair: ‘I would have stayed if I could, is the truth’
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    Tony Blair: ‘I would have stayed if I could, is the truth’
    Ahead of the publication of his book about leadership - definitely not aimed at Keir Starmer - Tony Blair the former prime minister talks about relinquishing power, why he's not fazed about a second Trump term and being an AI evangelist.

    Tony Blair photographed 29th July 2024

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  • Mike Skinner of The Streets
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    Mike Skinner of The Streets
    Mike Skinner of The Streets photographed in London, UK.
    September 2023.

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  • OFM Awards 2022: Best Cookbook – Nistisima by Georgina Hayden
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    OFM Awards 2022: Best Cookbook – Nistisima by Georgina Hayden
    Food writer and cook Georgina Hayden.

    A recipe book based on fasting? It shouldn’t work but it does - and OFM readers voted it their favourite addition to their bookshelf

    When Georgina Hayden heard Nistisima had been voted Best New Cookbook at this year's OFM Awards. To say she was surprised would be an understatement, despite the enthusiastic reception for the book when it was published in March. "When I pitched the idea, I thought it shouldn't work on so many levels," she says. "Orthodox Christianity. Religion. A cookbook on fasting [nistisima means "fasting food" in Greek]. Would people get it? It is quite niche, but I am chuffed that they let me write it."

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  • Sean Paul: 'A new generation are making dancehall their own'
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    Sean Paul: 'A new generation are making dancehall their own'
    'Suddenly, I was a one-hit wonder and I knew I had to follow it up': Sean Paul.

    The rapper's 00s megahits took the sound of Kingston clubs global. He talks about the genre's influence, its new female stars, and the debate over the monarchy in his native Jamaica.

    Sean Paul is a party-starter. Few artists have a back catalogue better primed for the dancefloor than the multimillion-selling Jamaican artist. This year marks 20 years since his breakout second album

    Sean Paul photographed in May 2022.

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  • Sean Paul: 'A new generation are making dancehall their own'
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    Sean Paul: 'A new generation are making dancehall their own'
    'Suddenly, I was a one-hit wonder and I knew I had to follow it up': Sean Paul.

    The rapper's 00s megahits took the sound of Kingston clubs global. He talks about the genre's influence, its new female stars, and the debate over the monarchy in his native Jamaica.

    Sean Paul is a party-starter. Few artists have a back catalogue better primed for the dancefloor than the multimillion-selling Jamaican artist. This year marks 20 years since his breakout second album

    Sean Paul photographed in May 2022.

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  • William Brewer: The Red Arrow isn't a drug book, butÖ
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    William Brewer: The Red Arrow isn't a drug book, butÖ
    Debt seems to be the engine of our economy: William Brewer photographed at home in Oakland, California, USA on May 6, 2022.

    The American author on how his own experience of psychedelic therapy sparked his debut novel, and his poems about the opioid epidemic.

    William Brewer, 33, is the author of I Know Your Kind (2017), a collection of poems about poverty and drug addiction in West Virginia, where he was born and grew up. Selected for the prestigious National Poetry Series in the US, and cited as an inspiration by Ocean Vuong, he has been described by New York magazine as "America's poet laureate of the opioid crisis".

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  • William Brewer: The Red Arrow isn't a drug book, but?
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    William Brewer: The Red Arrow isn't a drug book, but?
    Debt seems to be the engine of our economy: William Brewer photographed at home in Oakland, California, USA on May 6, 2022.

    The American author on how his own experience of psychedelic therapy sparked his debut novel, and his poems about the opioid epidemic.

    William Brewer, 33, is the author of I Know Your Kind (2017), a collection of poems about poverty and drug addiction in West Virginia, where he was born and grew up. Selected for the prestigious National Poetry Series in the US, and cited as an inspiration by Ocean Vuong, he has been described by New York magazine as "America's poet laureate of the opioid crisis".

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  • William Brewer: The Red Arrow isn't a drug book, butÖ
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    William Brewer: The Red Arrow isn't a drug book, butÖ
    Debt seems to be the engine of our economy: William Brewer photographed at home in Oakland, California, USA on May 6, 2022.

    The American author on how his own experience of psychedelic therapy sparked his debut novel, and his poems about the opioid epidemic.

    William Brewer, 33, is the author of I Know Your Kind (2017), a collection of poems about poverty and drug addiction in West Virginia, where he was born and grew up. Selected for the prestigious National Poetry Series in the US, and cited as an inspiration by Ocean Vuong, he has been described by New York magazine as "America's poet laureate of the opioid crisis".

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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
    The singular violin-cello duo turn music into exhilarating conversation.

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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
    The singular violin-cello duo turn music into exhilarating conversation.

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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
    The singular violin-cello duo turn music into exhilarating conversation.

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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
    The singular violin-cello duo turn music into exhilarating conversation.

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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
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  • The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata.
‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
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    The week in classical: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta; La traviata. ‘Fast, ironic, teasing’: Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Sol Gabetta at the QEH.
    Patricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, classical music, for New Review, 26/10/2021
    Sophia Evans for The ObserverPatricia Kopatchinskaja (violin) and Sol Gabetta (cello), perform at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, London.
    The singular violin-cello duo turn music into exhilarating conversation.

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  • Lauren Groff: ‘I often get very lonely because my job is very lonely’. The author of Fates and Furies on being endorsed by Barack Obama, the climate crisis and discovering medieval humour for a new novel about 12th-century poet Marie de France.
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    Lauren Groff: ‘I often get very lonely because my job is very lonely’. The author of Fates and Furies on being endorsed by Barack Obama, the climate crisis and discovering medieval humour for a new novel about 12th-century poet Marie de France.
    Lauren Groff, an American novelist and short story writer, is pictured at her Gainesville, Fl. home on Tuesday, August 24, 2021. She has written three novels and two short story collections, including Fates and Furies (2015) and Florida (2018).

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