You know what? I feel home.

Like dancing.

Like letting the movement of your body describe the sheer quality of this paint.

I was actually going to say I feel like we should get on and move that grand piano before starting.

Ian.

Heritage by Dulux. It's a feeling.

In London, this is the economist.

You're listening to Tasting Menu,

an express earful of our top stories from across the week.

I'm Anne McHelvoy, Head of Economist Radio.

And on your menu today, Bishop Michael Curry,

the first black leader of the Episcopal Church,

on whether the midterms will be judgment day for Donald Trump.

From 4 a.m. starts to weekends offline,

why aping top executives is not the secret to professional success.

And why Remainers Royals won't get there happily ever after.

But first things first, our cover story.

It's been a year since sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein

exploded into the international Me Too movement.

In every walk of life, powerful men have been forced out and not just in America.

Now Brett Kavanaugh may be denied a seat on America's highest court,

following a series of accusations that he committed sexual assaults decades ago as a student.

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