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6 Nov 2013:A new book celebrates the long, and sometimes surprising, history of Asian people in the UK
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6 Nov 2013:
A new book charts the Asian contribution to Britain through historical photographs
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6 Nov 2013:
Historical novelist Maria McCann chooses her favourite 10 accounts of a very risky city
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6 Nov 2013:
The Nobel Prizewinners and the Nazis: were Heisenberg et al tacit collaborators, asks Graham Farmelo
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4 Nov 2013: On the fifth anniversary of Barack Obama's acceptance address, David Edgar explores what unites – and divides – the great American speeches of the last 150 years
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3 Nov 2013:
Katharine Whitehorn applauds a rewarding trawl through a watershed decade for career women
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2 Nov 2013:
Anne de Courcy's account of women travelling to India to marry provides a fascinating window on the British Raj, writes Bella Bathurst
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2 Nov 2013:
Two revealing studies tell how Europe missed out on being first with the A-bomb, writes Robin McKie
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1 Nov 2013:
To read Nooteboom is to be introduced to a delicious European sensibility: cultured, erudite, lyrical, searching for answers, says Ian Pindar
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1 Nov 2013: What the critics thought of My Autobiography by Alex Ferguson, Sense & Sensibility by Joanna Trollope and Her Brilliant Career by Rachel Cooke
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1 Nov 2013:
Mark Lawson recommends fiction, history and biography published in the half century since the Kennedy assassination
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1 Nov 2013:
The assassination of JFK and the conspiracy theories that followed have proved irresistible to writers and artists, from Oliver Stone to Stephen King. By Colin Kidd
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31 Oct 2013: The Ballarat goldfields are brought to life – complete with a baby boom and breast pumps – in an entrancing history of the Eureka stockade that puts women front and centre
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30 Oct 2013:
A monster, or misunderstood? Thomas Penn on a parti pris, emotional account of the controversial king
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30 Oct 2013:
Our bedtime story remains a stubbornly closed book. Discordant female voices still belong to wicked witches rather than pissed-off women grabbing the reins of nation-building
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