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Maria Pergay, the designer of furniture and decorative arts whose use of stainless steel put her at the forefront of 20th-century design

Renowned labour economist Peter Riach has died in London on International Women’s Day, at the age of almost 87.

In an unmade James Bond film written by Sean Connery, robot sewer sharks would have taken down Wall Street. Is it too late to make this movie?

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Are we unable to imagine defeat? You might have thought that, having so recently lost a small war, Americans would have no difficulty picturing the consequences of losing a large one. But the humiliating abandonment of Afghanistan in 2021 has been consigned with remarkable swiftness to the collective memory hole. Presumably a similar process would occur if at some future date

From a book on missionaries in the U.S. to espionage fiction, these are novels that should be on your list.

From Jeanne Dielman to The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover... Ahead of the release of the French gourmand romance The Taste of Things, we prepare 10 starters.

Gone are the days of John le Carré and Graham Greene — the US authors David McCloskey and Paul Vidich are capturing the reality of modern espionage

Five-time Oscar winner and the man behind 11 James Bond soundtracks, John Barry is one of cinema’s most beloved composers. But what are his greatest scores?

Ron Grainer was an Australian TV and movie score composer best remembered for his themes for Doctor Who, Steptoe & Son, Tales Of The Unexpected and