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Ian Hamilton is back for a look at wXw’s trip to Newcastle as Peter Tihanyi tried to unseat new NORTH champion Leon Slater on his first defence.

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NOTE: In last month’s Offbeat Oregon column, we explored the unlikely origins and career of Yosuke Matsuoka, the foreign minister of Imperial Japan who was responsible for Japan’s military alliance

One of the more interesting public schools in th...

What changed to convince the Kremlin it safely could redeploy a whole division?

The final volume of historian Charles van Onselen’s arresting ‘Three Wise Monkeys’ trilogy explores the Calvinist contortions that saw the South African state’s clumsy attempts to curtail the vices of lotteries, gambling and pinball machines. Raising interesting questions about the differences...

Actress Ruth Wilson, from Surrey, speaks about her role in The Woman In The Wall, a six-part mystery drama coming to BBC1 this week.

Saskatchewans ill-defined plan to establish a new marshals service has the make-it-up-as-we-go-along vibe of forming a posse in a western.

Saskatchewans ill-defined plan to establish a new marshals service has the make-it-up-as-we-go-along vibe of forming a posse in a western.

As Sidney Lumet’s biopic of whistleblower Frank Serpico returns to cinemas for its 50th anniversary, we look back to Philip French’s exploration of the burgeoning cop movie sub-genre, from our Spring 1974 issue.