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  1. Hayley Atwell as Margaret Schlegel

    Howards End still packs a powerful punch after 107 years: episode three review 

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  2. Hollie Taylor, Jasper Britton and Bree Smith in Scrooge the Musical at the Leicester Curve

    The music's humbug, but this singing Scrooge will still melt your heart – Leicester Curve, review

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  3. Believable: Philippa Coulthard and Hayley Atwell as Margaret and Helen Schlegel

    Howards End: episode two shows how to humanise EM Forster’s pompous bores – review 

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  4. Caroline of Ansbach as Princess of Wales, painted by Enoch Seeman in the 1720s

    Caroline of Ansbach: the brainpower behind the throne of George II

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  5. On the money: Tina Brown in 2007

    Allison Pearson on Tina Brown's The Vanity Fair Diaries: 'Confessions of the greatest magazine editor of her generation'

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  6. A Russian lithograph from 1914 imagines 
a battle between biplanes and zeppelins

    Zeppelins, H-bombs and drones: the history of predicting the future of war

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  7. Great Victorian Way

    The world's greatest buildings that never existed: Phantom Architecture - review

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More book reviews

  1. Kathleen Winsor

    Why does no one read Jean Plaidy any more? The Book of Forgotten Authors - review

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  2. Bob Dylan

    Do you call this literature? Why Dylan Matters - review

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  3. Hugh Grant in Paddington 2

    Paddington 2 review: a deliciously funny Hugh Grant makes the bear's sequel impossible to resist

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  4. William Boyd at his home in south-west London

    William Boyd dishes up halfbaked ideas in The Dreams of Bethany Mellmoth – review

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  5. Self-sacrificing: the novelist Mary Wesley, born Mary Farmer, in 1936 aged 24

    Mary Wesley only became a novelist at 70 – and now we know what held her up

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  6. Ghost

    From Pepys to the peasouper: a history of British ghosts

  7. Edward St Aubyn

    Lear on Hampstead Heath: Dunbar by Edward St Aubyn

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  8. Surgery

    How did anyone survive surgery before Joseph Lister? 

  9. Jann Wenner

    This biography of Rolling Stone's  founder is a lurid and revelatory tale of drugs, sex — and power

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  1. Lady Fanshawe

    Hot chocolate in the Royalist style: Lady Fanshawe's Civil War-era recipes 

  2. Harry Potter

    A spellbinding journey through JK Rowling’s magical inspirations-Harry Potter: A History of Magic, British Library

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  3. Stop, I want to get off: an 1820s cartoon shows a giant bat transporting convicts to Australia

    What did the Victorians ever do for us? Victorious Century, David Cannadine, review

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  4. The Engagement of St Ursula and Prince Etherius, detail of the black musicians, c 1520

    There were hundreds of Africans in Tudor England – and none of them slaves: Black Tudors, Miranda Kaufmann, review

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  5. Philip Pullman returns with his long-awaited new trilogy

    Philip Pullman's The Book of Dust: La Belle Sauvage, review: a rich, dreamlike prequel well worth the wait

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  6. Abraham Lincoln, c1860, with his youngest son Thomas "Tad" Lincoln

    Man Booker Prize 2017: Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders, review – 'a strange beast'

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  7. Tom Hanks

    Tom Hanks's typewriter stories reveal his inventive mind – Uncommon Type, review

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  8. British ships aflame after 
a Luftwaffe raid in Norway, 1940

    Churchill's unexpected rise: how the disastrous Norway campaign toppled Chamberlain

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  9. The title of Ferguson's book The Square and the Tower refers to the Campo of Siena

    Is Niall Ferguson right – and was Freemasonry the key to the American Revolution?

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  10. Michael Fassbender in The Snowman

    The Snowman review: Michael Fassbender's Scandi-noir nightmare is abominable

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  11. Martin Amis in 2010

    The Rub of Time by Martin Amis: has age watered him down?

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  1. File photo dated 14/3/1987 of Sir Kingsley Amis who was placed under MI5 "observation" while in the Army at the end of the Second World War because of concerns over his left-wing political views, newly released documents reveal.

    MI5 kept tabs on young Communist Kingsley Amis

  2. Roger Grenier in 2003

    Roger Grenier, wrote 'The Difficulty of Being a Dog' – obituary

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  3. Warren "Pete" Moore

    Warren 'Pete' Moore, member of the Miracles – obituary

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  4. U2 performing at Twickenham in July 

    U2's Songs of Experience is full of desperation and meaty hooks in equal measure

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