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A tender, warm biography of Dottie Wellesley by her granddaughter charts the tangled love affairs and waspish literary feuds that peppered the life of one of Edwardian England’s most intriguing society figures, writes historian Katie Hickman

The much-patronised poet's granddaughter Jane Wellesley tries to rescue her reputation in a new biography, Blue Eyes and a Wild Spirit

ANDREW MORTON: As for the Queen, she believed Charles simply hadnt spent enough time working on his relationship with Diana before going back to Camillas soothing ministrations.

The BBC’s chief international correspondent on a life of war reporting and finding moments of searing humanity in disaster zones

Friends paid tribute to journalist Marie Colvin, but also expressed fears for the future of war reporting, on the ten-year anniversary of her killing.