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Fire Weather, which looks at the blazes that ravaged Canada’s prairies in 2016, is a book that ‘forces you to ask some questions of yourself’, judges said

The return of David Cameron to government is a reflection of the concerted lack of shame on the part of our politicians

BROMSGROVE has paid a final farewell to a community stalwart who was a "phenomenal" champion of the arts.

Once elegant ballrooms stand derelict and who on earth put a Hooters next to a Peter Ellis masterpiece?

TRIBUTES have been paid to Bromsgrove arts champion Jennie McGregor-Smith BEM who died suddenly last month at the age of 85.

The comedian and the journalist join four others on the Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse shortlist, which rewards witty writers with champagne and a pig named after their book

200 top writers, publishers, directors and producers sign open letter sounding the alarm over the implications of AI for human creativity.

September sees Kemps bursting at the seams with new books for pretty much every taste. If you have found yourself at the bottom of your book pile…

Including a gossipy romp through the life of Susannah Constantine and a biography of a Jacobite heroine

Tania Branigan’s Red Memory and Jeremy Eichler’s Time’s Echo are among the titles in the running for the £50,000 award