Why does life appear to speed up as we get older? And how come 'fast food' always seems to take so long? Matilda Battersby finds out how the clock plays tricks with our minds
Skios, By Michael Frayn
Sunday 27 May 2012
The 'Noises Off' writer puts a chubby lecturer slap in the middle of a classical, saucy, bedroom-door-slamming farce
Roach reprieved by Cook but blunders leave him in need of rehabilitation
Sunday 27 May 2012
Certain errors of judgement are so severe they deserve a public health warning. Never tell the unvarnished truth when your wife, or significant other, asks whether her "bum looks big in this". Never treat the taxmanto your version of Michael McIntyre's only joke.
Anders Breivik won't appeal case if found sane
Thursday 24 May 2012
Norwegian right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik, on trial for killing 77 people in a massacre last July, says he won't appeal the court's verdict if he is deemed sane.
Teenage refugees still being routinely locked up
Monday 21 May 2012
Large numbers of teenage refugees are still being routinely locked up, two years after the Coalition Government promised to end the detention of asylum-seeking children, a report today discloses.
What the Butler Saw, Vaudeville Theatre, London
The Sunshine Boys, Savoy Theatre, London
Detroit, NT Cottesloe, London
Sunday 20 May 2012
Joe Orton's famous sex farce is the latest addition to theatreland's retro craze. Despite being funny and well acted, it's jokes are showing their age
NHS targets postnatal depression
Thursday 17 May 2012
Mothers will receive one-to-one care from a named midwife as part of government plans to combat postnatal depression.
Blinded woman Tina Nash makes domestic violence appeal
Friday 11 May 2012
A woman blinded in an horrendous violent assault by her boyfriend has urged people suffering domestic violence to come forward.
Boyd Tonkin: Maurice Sendak's stories teach young readers the art and psychology of survival
Wednesday 09 May 2012
From an early age, Maurice Sendak knew where the wild things were. His Brooklyn upbringing, he once recalled, was overshadowed by the death of his extended family in the Holocaust. "My childhood was about thinking about the kids over there... My burden is living for those who didn't."
Forget Sgt Brody, now it's time for Uri and Nimrod
Tuesday 08 May 2012
Homeland may have won plenty of plaudits but the Israeli original is even better, says Gerard Gilbert
Prisoners of War: The Israeli inspiration for Homeland
Tuesday 08 May 2012
Homeland won plaudits but the Israeli original is even better
The magic roundabout: London's Tech City
Thursday 03 May 2012
Goldsmiths is launching training for Tech City start-ups. By Stephen Hoare
Detention 'breached mentally ill man's human rights', rules court
Thursday 03 May 2012
The detention of a mentally ill man in police custody for more than three days without medical care breached his human rights, a court has ruled.
Turner Prize nominations unveiled
Tuesday 01 May 2012
A man who has spent 15 years drawing an imaginary city whose residents are human excrement who have sex in public, and a woman who changed her name to Spartacus have been nominated for this year's Turner Prize.







