The Guardian Weekly (2022-01-14)

14 January 2022 The Guardian Weekly with Roblox they have been financially exploited, threatened – and even sexually harassed By ...

The Guardian Weekly 14 January 2022 42 Roblox ANNA* WAS 10 WHEN SHE BUILT HER FIRST video game on Roblox , a digital platform wh ...

14 January 2022 The Guardian Weekly 43 PREVIOUS PAGE ROBLOX; THIS PAGE JEFF GILBERT/ALAMY are focused on how to make better game ...

The Guardian Weekly 14 January 2022 44 Roblox when she was seven and learned to speak English by playing games and making friend ...

14 January 2022 The Guardian Weekly 45 Comment is free, facts are sacred CP Scott 1918 Macron – and the west – are now prey to F ...

Opinion The Guardian Weekly 14 January 2022 46 F rance is both beautiful and brutally bleak. It is a country studded with towns ...

14 January 2022 The Guardian Weekly 47 A lmaty, the commercial capital of Kazakhstan , is the kind of mirage that oil-rich natio ...

Opinion The Guardian Weekly 14 January 2022 48 Colston four’s critics are deluded to think Britain owes no historic apolog y Nes ...

14 January 2022 The Guardian Weekly 49 that frames the Colston statue incident – and indeed all arguments about British history ...

Opinion The Guardian Weekly 14 January 2022 50 Letters for publication weekly.letters@ theguardian.com — Please include a full p ...

ART The Black artists who rocked Thatcher’s Britain Page 55  The one and only He conquered the charts with Years & Years, t ...

The Guardian Weekly 14 January 2022 52 Culture Music and television lly Alexander bounds down the stairs of his fl at to greet m ...

14 January 2022 The Guardian Weekly 53 then went back to work, and then came off that, and then the pandemic felt like it happen ...

The Guardian Weekly 14 January 2022 54 Culture “It genuinely was news to me, I promise you,” he says. We gossip for a bit, off t ...

14 January 2022 The Guardian Weekly Culture 55 Art S hortly after Margaret Thatcher became prime minister in May 1979, Eddie Cha ...

The Guardian Weekly 14 January 2022 56 Culture peoples and the diaspora share a common history and identity, often symbolised th ...

14 January 2022 The Guardian Weekly Culture 57 ▲ Struck down The book’s bowling alley is a fiction within another fiction SMODJ/ ...

The Guardian Weekly 14 January 2022 58 Culture T he word Demerara may mean little to you, other than being the name of a large-g ...

14 January 2022 The Guardian Weekly 59 chastisements of the British establishment for promoting a false version of history. Hard ...

The Guardian Weekly 14 January 2022 60 Lifestyle STEPHEN COLLINS My son is 30 and a lawyer. He is ambitious and enthusiastic, bu ...