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Share Other well known names who attended were Radio 2 presenters Sara Cox, 46, who wore a pair of blue jeans and a black blazer for the outing and Jeremy Vine, 56, who also wore a jacket and blue trousers.  Earlier this week The Times reported Annie, and her husband Toddla T, had both made the decision to take a step back from radio to spend more time with their two sons, aged four and seven.   Famous faces: Annie was joined by several famous radio famous for the launch including Nick Grimshaw who wore a show-stopping orange printed button-up shirt and jeans (pictured)

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A portrait of Jane Austen. Photograph: Pictorial Press Ltd/Alamy A portrait of Jane Austen. Photograph: Pictorial Press Ltd/Alamy Sat 24 Apr 2021 13.14 EDT There is an old meme of a wonky coat hook, its “fists” raised, with the caption “drunk octopus wants to fight” and, increasingly, when I read yet another story in which historical institutions are attacked for talking about history, this is the image that comes to mind. Put ’em up, facts. Let’s take this outside. After Richard Deverell, the head of Kew Gardens, had to fend off critics accusing him of “preposterous posturing�...

Is the row about Jane Austen anything more than a storm in a teacup? Rebecca Nicholson © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Pictorial Press Ltd/Alamy There is an old meme of a wonky coat hook, its “fists” raised, with the caption “drunk octopus wants to fight” and, increasingly, when I read yet another story in which historical institutions are attacked for talking about history, this is the image that comes to mind. Put ’em up, facts. Let’s take this outside. After Richard Deverell, the head of Kew Gardens, had to fend off critics accusing him of “preposter...