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The Bulgarian writer opens up about the political fears that informed his prize-winner Time Shelter, about ‘a Pandora’s box of weaponised nostalgia’

A STAPLE of the Haddington social calendar for more than 50 years returns this weekend.

Following their famous May 1943 mission, the Dambusters went on to drop 6- and 10-ton “Earthquake Bombs”

Martin Amis died in Florida on Friday, of oesophageal cancer at the age of 73. Some of The Spectator’s best writers praised, reviled, laughed at and scorned Amis throughout his career. Here’s some extracts from our archive: The Rachel Papers ‘The narrative is often very funny indeed, but I suspect that Martin Amis is getting

Red Brigade performers were seen stretching their arms out to police officers today as hundreds shut down roads across London.

EXCLUSIVE: Express.co.uk has infiltrated Just Stop Oil and can reveal their strange training methods - including role plays where they shout at each other to get a job.

Charles III will be crowned king on Saturday in a solemn Christian ceremony steeped in 1,000 years of history and tradition, but adapted to reflect 21st-century Britain. St Edward’s Crown — a solid gold, sacred symbol of the monarch’s authority used only once in their reign — will be placed on Charles’s head at 1100

David Bowie, Fleetwood Mac, Radiohead--Guardians of the Galaxy Songs, Ranked

If coppers on the beat either wont, or some assert cant, take any action, Braverman is wasting her and everyone elses time, writes Nick Ferrari.

Booze with views, whatever the weather.