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3 Sep 2014:
Letters: One wonders if Nato leaders will visit the graves of those who died for the democratic principles they claim to be the guardians of
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24 Aug 2014: Simon Garfield makes a convincing case for why letter-writing still matters in the digital age, writes Anita Sethi
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3 Aug 2014:
Lucy Lethbridge enjoys a revealing, if uneven, history of how retail transformed women's working lives
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23 Jul 2014: Boroughs seeking to build more homes of their own are a reminder of what the capital has lost and needs to regain
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23 Jul 2014: Paul Reid: The launch of the Black Cultural Archives will show that our presence in the UK is measured in millennia, not decades
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18 Jul 2014:
Historian who revolutionised the study of German society and became one of the country's leading public intellectuals
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10 Jul 2014:
After a £40m revamp and the acquisition of a range of new exhibits, the IWM is looking to the future as well as the past, writes Stephen Moss
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27 Jun 2014:
Can the economic downturn be laid at the foot of the baby boom generation, and will it ever end? PJ O'Rourke and Tom Clark balance the books
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3 Jun 2014:
In 1972 John Barker was one of four Angry Brigade members sentenced to 10 years in prison for a series of bombings. Though his newly published novel is no political tract, there's still plenty to feel outraged about
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28 May 2014: National Portrait Gallery exhibition takes broad look at Morris legacy, covering 100 years from suffragettes to 60s design
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14 May 2014: Lucy Ward: The 100-year-old volunteers in a project to share his century of life experiences with schoolchildren in London
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12 May 2014:
Twenty-five years after reunification community spirit is stronger where there is greater diversity, reports Bertelsmann Foundation
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5 May 2014:
Dave Hill: A Look At Life documentary film captured the first coming of the cappuccino to the post-war capital when it had barely begun to swing
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4 May 2014:
Dave Hill: As the struggle for political power in the East End continues, what, if any, parallels exist between the issues that face local people today and those that gripped the area in the Thirties?
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4 May 2014:
Mary Talbot's graphic novel about James Joyce's daughter won the Costa biography prize, but for her next project she chose a completely different subject, writes Rachel Cooke
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