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He has a powerful novelistic glower (browed, perceptive), and what I unforgivably think of as a “novelistic” accent (baritone ...

asha Alyokhina ran. First from a Russian apartment and her broken-off electronic ankle tag. Then through Belarus, Lithuania ...

In Jay Kelly, the Hollywood smoothie plays an actor very much like himself, albeit longing for a second chance at life ...

om McTague, at the end of his Editor’s Note (7 November), quotes a declaration by Richard Crossman in the 1963 Jubilee ...

As his name suggests, Joseph Wright of Derby (1734-97) remained true to his origins. While other Georgian artists shed their provincial status – we don’t talk of Joshua Reynol ...

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As Mulgan understood, in such moments, such a loss of intellectual energy can quickly give way to a much more corrosive ...

A struggle between Your Party officials and the MoU Ltd directors over the transfer of funding rattled on until the end last ...