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In an excerpt from his forthcoming memoir, the author recalls his 1970s conquest of London's ink-stained thickets, some disastrous "research" with Martin Amis at a New York bordello, and encounters with everyone from Ian McEwan to Thomas Pynchon to Margaret Thatcher

Misleading article on history of local TV station cannot go unchallenged

A study from Anglia Ruskin University says psychopaths, which make up about 1% of the population, could destabilize the economy. That's because these non-empathetic charmers can become powerful, within financial institutions - then cause disaster.

Its complicated. Democratically, we are most likely to be swindled daily by the rich. They have their playground and we have ours.

Want to blame something for your kids’ (and perhaps for your) obsession with screens? You can start with consoles like Game Boy and videogames like Tetris—the latter of which was the brainchild of a Soviet citizen living on the verge of freedom. There’s a lot of backstory to be found in that tiny sc

Douglas, now 94, keeps staff entertained with his stories

Jeffrey Epstein was actually a spy working for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Israeli intelligence agency Mossad.

The veteran journalist Andy McSmith has written his memoirs, called Strange People I Have Known. One of the strangest was Robert Maxwell, the newspaper magnate, for whom he briefly worked as a press officer. On his first day, Maxwell said he would introduce McSmith to everyone in the office. This in

The Apple TV+ original film delves into the rich historical tapestry of 'Tetris,' the seemingly innocuous puzzle game that initially captured...

Nobel peace laureate remained unbowed in battle to save Uhuru Park.