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Tory divisions over vaccine passports and public dismay at rising fuel bills and NHS waiting lists are putting pressure on Boris Johnson’s time

Marcus Berkmann challenges readers to a literary quiz for the chance of winning £1,000. The closing date for entries is January 17, 2022.

A lecture by Harold White Fellow, Angus Trumble, at the National Library of Australia, Canberra, 16 April, 2003

The main character in “The Lyrics” is his best friend and fiercest rival, John Lennon | Books & arts

Philip Temple says his classic allegorical novel about the New Zealand mountain parrot, the kea, would make a terrific film.

Twenty years after the death of her father Sir Peter Blake, Sarah-Jane Blake reflects on his legacy and the influence he has had on her life

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The former Beatle traces the origins of his creations in two sumptuous volumes edited by Paul Muldoon

When I was asked to collaborate with the former Beatle on a book, I gained a unique insight into the creative process behind the band’s biggest hits, writes Pulitzer-prize winning poet Paul Muldoon

EDWARD is a bit of an oddball. A shy and troubled boy, he is always watching the horizon, waiting for something to happen, writes Phil Simms. Then one day the &...