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Bloody women: Cynthia Miller-Idriss on how online misogyny draws men to the populist right and extremism. Katharine Quarmby on adoption, Ben Ansell on Brexit, Ioan Marc Jones on quiet. Plus: John Berger, Richard Dawkins, de Kooning and Suchet

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Hermione Lee: Biography is a dying art
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