Having come so far, where to now?
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Popcorn and icons of conflict
Martyrs
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A dawn that truly dazzles
Art of the First Cities, The Third Millennium BC from the Mediterranean to the Indus
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Finding poetry in hatred and blood
Bush in Babylon
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Saucy date with wife of Bath will open eyes to joy of text
Teaching Literature
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OK in Riyadh but not in Hampstead
Liberals and Cannibals
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Me love and kisses and little bin lids
East Enders
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The unease that stalks us all
Crime - Policing and the Condition of England
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When a legend's spin is all run out
Don Bradman
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a narrative by a man who took his name from Scott's hero in The Lady of the Lake: "I was born in...
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Having come so far, where to now?
Disability Studies Today
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Popcorn and icons of conflict
Martyrs
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A dawn that truly dazzles
Art of the First Cities, The Third Millennium BC from the Mediterranean to the Indus
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Baz puts the fizz in physics
The public may be clinging to the image of the geeky physics boffin, as a survey out this week suggests, but Basil Singer, a quantum physicist and devotee of extreme sports, is one of a new breed...
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Bursaries rock top-up talks
Universities are threatening to withdraw their support for the forthcoming top-up fees bill as government attempts to broker a deal for poor students reach deadlock. With less than three weeks to go...