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No grounds for complaint as French Baroque violinist Théotime Langlois de Swarte shows why he's a rising star.

A ‘big lister’, he spotted the bee hummingbird of Cuba and the New Guinea blue bird of paradise, and helped rediscover the São Tomé grosbeak

Joélle Harvey and Jennifer Johnston are ravishing, and the chorus sensational, but Adele Thomas’s staging feels neither funny nor erotic enough for what is essentially a barbed Restoration comedy

HUNTER — Labyrinth Baroque Ensemble “Resistance is But Vain:

    As I've said, I'm copying out some of the notes that I've been taking from my reading over the past while, and I think that some of you

Lady Rosemary Muir was 23 when she received a letter from the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl Marshal, informing her that she had been chosen as one of the six maids of honour to assist the Mistress of the Robes in the coronation of Elizabeth II. That was in January 1953. From then until the

Traditional sweet shop has seen a busy reopening.

How we view the world colors our perceptions of the things that take place and how we respond to them.

Today's letters to the editor from readers cover topics including the new university logo and Yeo's Posie Parker cartoon.   Even fossils have a say...

A Lancashire pub has reopened with a new menu following a £130,000 investment