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His speech lacked the verve representative of his salad days but not the passion… a nonagenarian raging against the dying of the light.

“My father was a civil servant and he had worked for the British civil service until 1920 when the change of government meant he decided he didn’t ...

It appears in print a decade earlier than previously noted.

Zia also often found himself in esteemed company of actors, writers, intellectuals whom he himself had admired for years.

Putting welsh culture and sport on the map, with programmes in the two official languages of wales — welsh and english. it started with a few radio programmes in 1923, but the big change came with television. in february, the bbc starts a new television service — bbc wales. the bbc has been a giant presence in wales for decades, described as a "cultural conveyor belt" by one of its leaders. singing. and by the 1960s, its gleaming new headquarters on the outskirts of cardiff produced many hou...

As we commemorate the anniversary of the birth of Irish writer Brendan Behan in 1923 on February 9, Elizabeth Toomey writes about his time in New York.

The doyenne of the London food scene goes back to her gastropub roots

Hamish Hawk effortlessly builds on the success of 'Heavy Elevator'.

In her early 20s she co-founded the groundbreaking spoken-word record label Caedmon, which had a hit with Dylan Thomas’s “A Child’s Christmas in Wales.”

A poll carried out by YouGov showed that the First Ministers personal approval rating has fallen below 4 per cent, hinting that nationalists are starting to question her position.