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What did you do on the internet today?
Today, learning, shopping and social networking can all be done online. This is a revolution not only of technology, but also one of sensibility, writes Peter Aspden
A goat for the goddess
William Dalrymple visits an Indian temple that is home to a feared Tantric divinity
Larger than life
Peter Aspden on the scale of Marc Quinn’s sculpture
Toast of the Mostra
Nigel Andrews on Japanese animation’s newest gift
On the Orient Express
Spectacular Sichuan and Thai food is just outside Manhattan
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Pre-flight turbulence
Tyler Brûlé goes back to the theme of customer service as he recounts a disappointing experience at BA’s check-in counter at Heathrow’s Terminal 5
That’s my little sister. And me
Staring at a painting done by her father years ago when she was suffering the pain of sudden bereavement leaves Susie Boyt feeling nostalgic
Don’t get the risotto blues
Italian chefs are very protective of the heritage of this dish, but different varieties of rice and new cooking methods are blurring traditional boundaries, says Rowley Leigh
HOUSE & HOME
The paperclips are missing
An exhibition tracing developments in modern design by presenting London and six other cities leaves out gaps in history and omits the idiosyncratic
‘It’s always a wrench coming back from Italy’
A professor of architecture at London’s Royal College of Art, Nigel Coates is also a prolific furniture designer
Places of rest
Roman-inspired neo-classical piece meets contemporary modern period’s ‘parametrically generated’ furniture in this selection of outstanding stools
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