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The man who kisses Keira, nightly

16.02.11
Tobias Menzies tells all on how it feels to kiss Keira Knightley in West End play, The Children's Hour... more

Keira Knightley and 'Peggy' shine but unknown dazzles in The Children's Hour

10.02.11
For many, the biggest attraction of this production of The Children's Hour will be not Keira Knightley but Elisabeth Moss... more

Over 100 suspected mobsters arrested in US mafia crackdown

20.01.11
More than 100 suspected mobsters have been arrested in raids on New York's organised crime families... more

Gymslip lesbians - the naughty little girls lighting up the West End

14.01.11
Gymslip dramas, Sapphic passions and classroom rivalries: the West End is currently awash with teenage hormones thank to The Children's Hour. Pip Clements meets three new girls starring alongside Keira Knightley and Elisabeth Moss... more

Extended run for Keira Knightley’s next play

10.01.11
Keira Knightley’s next play on a London stage has had its run extended by a month even before the reviews... more

Is Meg Ryan dating John Mellencamp?

05.01.11
Meg Ryan and John Mellencamp's friends say they have been seeing each other quietly for several weeks... more

25 ways to survive the dark months

05.01.11
The festive season may be behind us but there are plenty of winter warmers to keep us entertained... more

Hicks accused of 'outrageous' behaviour over injunction blocking Liverpool sale

14.10.10
Liverpool FC's American owners were accused of 'outrageous' behaviour after they thwarted High Court orders allowing the club to be sold... more

Great New Year party pads

12.10.10
On a boat, in a castle, in a lighthouse... No need to trash your own house when there's still time to rent a fabulous party pad for New Year, say Pandora Sykes and Lucy Hunter Johnston... more

RBS obtain injunction ahead of Liverpool's High Court battle

11.10.10
Injunction prevents club's owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett from sacking independent chairman Martin Broughton or any other board members ahead of tomorrow's court case... more

Liverpool to be bought for £350m by Boston Red Sox baseball owner

06.10.10
Liverpool Football Club is to be bought by another team of sporting Reds — who suffered an even longer domestic trophy drought than they have... more

America’s east coast goes on full Hurricane Earl alert

03.09.10
East coast of America braces itself for the arrival of Hurricane Earl with five declared states of emergency... more

Royal Hawaii a world away from the drama of Five-0

01.09.10
As a remake of the top US crime series Hawaii Five-0 returns to our screens this month, Adrian Mourby discovers a different, regal side to the Pacific islands... more

I do like to be beside the sea

25.08.10
Lisa Johnson relaxes and takes in the full maritime experience at Salcombe's South Sands hotel... more

Michael Dawson already dreaming of facing Messi

17.08.10
Michael Dawson was already dreaming of marking Lionel Messi ahead of his and Tottenham's Champions League debut against Young Boys tonight... more

Sky is not the limit for ambitions of James Murdoch

16.06.10
Business profile: News Corporation’s bid for full control of BSkyB prepares the way for James Murdoch to take over from his father... more

America’s angry classes are having a tea party

16.04.10
View from America: When Tea Party followers exclaim that they are not being listened to, they mean there's a black chap in the White House and they don't like it... more

Where to eat whoopie pies in London

25.02.10
The New England cake and cream sandwich (like two chocolate cookies bound together with plenty of cream) is here to stay.... more

I won’t pay tax until RBS bankers’ bonuses are capped, says Billy Bragg

18.01.10
Billy Bragg vows to withhold his income tax unless the Government caps bankers’ bonuses... more

A Night Out in London: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? & Tibits

27.04.09
Make sure you don't miss Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and visit Tibits for pre or post show dinner and drinks.... more

Football Talk with Raoul Simons

02.04.09
Football: The fans may not miss Joe Kinnear but staff at a Newcastle hotel restaurant undoubtedly will... more

Top 10 team-mate bust-ups

09.01.09
New England skipper Andrew Strauss has his work cut out trying to heal a divided dressing room following the spectacular fall out between Kevin Pietersen and Peter Moores. We take a look at some of the biggest sporting spats between team-mates ... more

Take an enchanting turn on a vivid and poignant Carousel

03.12.08
Nicholas de Jongh was enchanted by Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel; a bitter-sweet musical fantasy about missed life-chances.... more

Football Talk

23.10.08
Football: Spurs are going nowhere, Welsh fans are as respectful as ever to their English counterparts and it's pizza time at Upton Park... more

Shock and oar as new show goes wayward at Hayward

27.05.08
Psycho Buildings at the Hayward Gallery is no Ideal Home Show... more

Sweet, Kate, but it's time to grow up now

28.02.08
Kate Nash's proud ordinariness has attracted a fanbase that finds it easy to identify with her, but she will need to tread carefully now if she is to avoid novelty status.... more

Sales have plummeted but little else has changed

25.01.07
Lloyd Cole remains a would-be, superior pop star. His new material stands proudly by the old, chiefly because it's much the same, says John Aizlewood. ... more

The thinking fan's singer-pianist

21.11.06
You don't get that much intellectual feminist chic at Ronnie Scott's - which means Patricia Barber is an artist for the thinking fan, says Jack Massarik.... more

Americans offer orchestral alternative

30.08.06
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra has become one of the most exciting ensembles in the US over the past few years. Tonight, Prommers will get a chance to hear them for themselves.... more

Youth redeems itself

14.08.06
Shostakovich's gargantuan Fourth Symphony was the showpiece finale of Saturday's Prom by the European Union Youth Orchestra and was played with bravura and electrifying virtuosity... more


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