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An effort to uncover the story behind a secret London murder trial
‘I’m a remarkable woman,’ wrote William Morris’s daughter, and she was right
Howard Brenton’s play about T.E. Lawrence is patchy but has riveting moments
The author’s journey back two generations is a poignant account of a struggle to belong
‘It is a frightful myth that the love of beauty is only to be found in leisured, educated people’
Expert views on forming an investment strategy
Commercial messages can be carried far and wide
With the UK premiere of two dramas exploring sexuality, breaking taboos on stage should open up mature discussion
This fluid production of St John Hankin’s play about unlikeable house-guests provokes genteel chuckles rather than roars of laughter
We need to do more to make the most of technology we have
The sheer ingenuity of the – often treacly – storylines of ‘Downton Abbey’ got you stuck, and it was sweet to stay stuck
Can a pair of glasses really be worth $100k
EFSF may only be repeating the mistakes of the past
Socialism offers bogus arguments about equality and egalitarianism
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