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Orphan’s odyssey in city under shadow of the plague
12th April 2018 — By Fiona Green

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Lara learns lessons from Lessing
5th April 2018 — By Gerald Isaaman

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‘Uber drivers feel they’re viewed almost as a servant class’
5th April 2018 — By Peter Gruner

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Have a cracking time! Fun ideas for the Easter holidays
29th March 2018

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Under the microscope: London’s great women
23rd March 2018 — By Maggie Gruner

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No nukes is good news
22nd March 2018 — By Gerald Isaaman

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Politicians in their prime?
22nd March 2018 — By Dan Carrier

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There’s something about Mary
16th March 2018 — By Nicholas Jacobs

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On the frontline of wartime rationing
15th March 2018 — By Peter Gruner

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‘The young are now living on Planet No’
15th March 2018 — By Dan Carrier

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The shock of the new
9th March 2018 — By Piers Plowright

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Within these walls: the secret history of Cloth Fair
8th March 2018 — By Jane Clinton

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Former youth worker’s rocky road into writing
1st March 2018 — By Peter Gruner

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Philosopher with a different spin on politics
1st March 2018 — By Dan Carrier

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Once more with Fielding
16th February 2018 — By Stephen Griffin

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Scare tactics! Secrets of the Gothic novel
16th February 2018 — By Dan Carrier

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How African writer gave women and girls a voice
16th February 2018 — By Angela Cobbinah

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From Russia with love
8th February 2018 — By Dan Carrier

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An overdue appreciation of railway stations
8th February 2018 — By Gerald Isaaman

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Peggy Seeger’s folk music odyssey
2nd February 2018 — By Peter Gruner

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Biography brings Frankenstein writer to life
25th January 2018 — By Gerald Isaaman

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The cold comforts of winter swimming
19th January 2018 — By Lola Culsán

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Hunter Davies and the diary of a somebody
4th January 2018 — By Gerald Isaaman

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Dickens, and how the spectre of poverty still haunts us
21st December 2017 — By Gerald Isaaman