Arts and Culture
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How language has affected your childhood favourite nursery rhymes
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STAGE REVIEW: Oklahoma!
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Berlin’s songs of freedom
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A Year in Music: The jazz invasion of post-war Britain marked a shift in sentiment that still resonates
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Preserve us from the literary pretensions of politicians
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STAGE REVIEW: Reptile dead on arrival
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600 AD: The year the Saxons started singing
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STAGE REVIEW: Captain Corelli’s Mandolin – Great book, lousy play
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The story of singer and writer Leonard Cohen’s own Love Island
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The lost language of the Canary Islands
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Stage Review: The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 3/4
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A year in music: 1950, visionaries in the vanguard
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Felix Vallotton: The artist who captured Paris and its people at their most dynamic
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Ibiza: The Silent Movie – The potted history of the hedonistic island
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CHARLIE CONNELLY: The tail of Europe’s greatest legends
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PETER TRUDGILL: The riddle of the foxglove
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Musical beginnings in Ancient Greece
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STAGE REVIEW: Coward out and proud
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CHARLIE CONNELLY: The greatest literary balls-ups in history
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Stage review: ‘A play of moral vacuity’
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A Year in Music: The peak of Baroque
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Stage Review: Plenty – A country on the couch
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A year in music: 1927 – The year we got all jazzed up
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CLAUDIA PRITCHARD: Russia’s everywoman, Natalia Goncharova
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JASON SOLOMONS: Diego Maradona – Class, Cocaine and The Camorra
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PETER TRUDGILL: Very valuable varying vowels
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PETER TRUDGILL: Disasters are all Greek to us
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A Year in Music: 1850 – when national anthems came to the fore
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Stage Review: Wife
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Europe on the brink: The spellbinding film that shows a continent slipping into an abyss
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