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The men I liked growing up weren't the clever or popular ones

19.08.11
The star of The Inbetweeners Movie, Laura Haddock tells Liz Hoggard about romance and filming in a storage unit.... more

BBC 'biased towards law change to allow euthanasia'

05.07.11
The BBC is accused of running a campaign to promote assisted suicide as a group of MPs attacked the "ingrained bias" of staff at the corporation over... more

Star of London's Burning: How I watched ex-wife die in Swiss clinic

17.06.11
A former London's Burning actor praised BBC2's assisted suicide documentary and revealed that his former wife died in his arms at the same Swiss clinic ... more

Hundreds complain over BBC suicide show

14.06.11
The BBC has received almost 900 complaints for broadcasting the final moments of a man's assisted suicide... more

A campaign for our children's future

14.06.11
There has been an enormous, heartening response to this paper's campaign, Get London Reading, which seeks to address the crisis of illiteracy in London... more

BBC documentary labelled 'suicide propaganda' as channel screens hotelier's death

13.06.11
The death of a millionaire hotelier and motor neurone disease sufferer is to be screened live on television in a documentary by Sir Terry Pratchett... more

BBC to screen Dignitas death of millionaire

08.06.11
A millionaire hotelier will be shown ending his life on TV in a documentary about assisted suicide... more

BBC 'right to make Dignitas documentary'

15.04.11
Multiple sclerosis sufferer and right-to-die campaigner Debbie Purdy defends the BBC after it was accused of 'acting like a cheerleader' for assisted suicide ... more

Ain't nothing like a Christmas Dame - London's best pantos

23.11.10
As the irrepressible Clive Rowe prepares to grace Hackney Empire, Fiona Mountford meets the queen of London panto — and picks the 10 best shows on offer this season... more

Kate and Gerry McCann sign Madeleine book deal

15.11.10
Kate and Gerry McCann have signed a deal to write a book about the disappearance of their daughter Madeleine, their publishers announced... more

Middle-class misery has never had it so good

12.11.10
It’s been some years since the middle-classes have been so well seasonally served by the theatre... more

Scientist wows Hollywood with novel written between shifts in hospital lab

05.10.10
London scientist who wrote a novel in his spare time is set to become the toast of Hollywood... more

Tony Blair praises Pope’s courage as backlash grows over visit

15.09.10
Tony Blair today praised Pope Benedict amid a growing row over the Papal visit, which begins tomorrow... more

Pope storm over 'Third World' UK as child abuse victims threaten protests

15.09.10
The Pope’s state visit to Britain was in crisis this evening after a senior aide called Britain a 'Third World country'... more

Labour nervous as Tony Blair gets ready to publish memoirs

31.08.10
Labour is bracing itself for a fresh outbreak of infighting with the publication of Tony Blair’s memoirs tomorrow... more

Losing the plot in Really Old, Like Forty Five

04.02.10
Tamsin Oglesby’s new play Really Old, Like Forty Five is set in a dystopian future, where Britain is desperately overcrowded with infirm pensioners.... more

Sir Terry Pratchett calls for assisted suicide to be legalised

01.02.10
Author Sir Terry Pratchett appeals for assisted suicide to be legalised as two polls reveal most people back move... more

Pratchett's witty Nation fails to go down a storm

25.11.09
It is Nation's five-star design that redeems a production rather short of moral and emotional heft.... more

The 12 shows you must see in London this Christmas

11.11.09
From posh panto to burlesque, London is full of festive entertainment. Here are a dozen shows that should entice children — and adults — into the theatre.... more

An online conversation with Rushdie, Crisp and Ken

25.09.09
One thousand hours of archive recordings of leading figures from Salman Rushdie to Quentin Crisp are going online for the first time at the British Library... more

All authors should shun this Gulf book sham

20.02.09
I've never been sure what literary festivals are for. The separation of books from their authors has always seemed to me highly desirable, rather than an unfortunate anomaly to be rectified.... more

Swimmer is youngest to be honoured by the Queen

18.02.09
Eleanor Simmonds, the teenage Paralympic swimmer, has become the youngest person to be honoured by the Queen... more

Designer of eco-friendly holdall is given MBE

31.12.08
Handbag designer Anya Hindmarch and restaurateur Nigel Platts-Martin told of their jubilation at being recognised in the New Year honours list... more

Fox is first Londoner to take role of Billy Elliot

20.06.08
In three years, there have been 15 Billy Elliots on the West End stage. But there's never been a Londoner - until now... more

You plonker! David Jason gets into wrong car after premiere

04.03.08
When in a spot of bother Sir David Jason can always rely on Del Boy's humour. After climbing into the back of a stranger's car as he left a film premiere, the 68-year-old actor drew on the repertoire of Peckham's finest to turn embarrassment to laughter... more


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