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- Music
The Who review, Who: The fire is still burning
In a recent interview, Pete Townshend explained that he has always viewed the rock-star phenomenon “with immense disdain”. It’s no…
Read More » - Africa
‘When Lambs Become Lions’ Review: An Ivory Poacher’s Perspective
Ivory poaching is a practice no one could possibly approve of: To further endanger the elephant species by killing individual…
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Spotify Wrapped: Users complain they are unable to access ‘my year in review’ feature
Spotify‘s Wrapped feature is not working for large numbers of its users. The tool was launched today and allows people to…
Read More » - Culture
No Time to Die trailer review: Phoebe Waller-Bridge has helped James Bond get with the times
Has there been a more fraught Bond production than No Time to Die? Explosions on set; a sudden change of…
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The Irishman tipped for Oscar success after winning best film award from National Board of Review
The Irishman has taken one step forward in the Oscars race after being crowned best film of the year by the National…
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War of the Worlds review, episode 3: Too patronising to be an anti-colonialist allegory
The penny drops for Rafe Spall’s George in the third and final episode of The War of the Worlds (BBC1).…
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Man arrested on suspicion of terrorist acts recalled to prison as London Bridge attack prompts review
A man who was convicted in 2012 over a bomb plot with the London Bridge attacker has been arrested on…
Read More » - Lifestyle
Car review: Renault Clio Iconic has va va voom for improvement
Renault is celebrating the 30th birthday of its highly successful Clio hatchback with a remarkable marketing campaign. You might remember…
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UK Athletics commission independent review into dealings with Alberto Salazar and Nike Oregon Project
UK Athletics has commissioned an independent review into its dealing with Alberto Salazar and his Nike Oregon Project. The American…
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Coppélia at The Royal Ballet, review: A splendid alternative tale of dancing dolls for the festive season
Taking a break from The Nutcracker, The Royal Ballet turns to another 19th-century classic for the festive season. Coppélia is…
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