British GQ - 09.2019

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With Chinese and European space agencies making major new investments in lunar exploration, the race for resources has left our home planet. Charlie Burton

unpicks the space age laws that are already out of date and asks what the international community must do to keep earth’s geopolitics on terra firma – p.130

Tony Parsons says sport’s greatest storylines are born of pure competition p.126 Sarfraz Manzoor

recalls a life lived in Luton according to Springsteen p.128 Stuart McGurk watches the niche-interest

streaming channels so you don’t have to p.129 Dorian Lynskey weighs music against morality in a

post-Me Too world p.132 Matthew d’Ancona reminds us life is better (and longer) than ever p.133

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