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John Keats’s love letters returned to owner after being stolen in the 1980s
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LensCulture portrait awards 2026 – in pictures
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Tom Gauld on the librarians who take children – cartoon
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‘How much have we missed?’: book tunes in to overlooked world of female birdsong
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How to train your brain to see possibility instead of doom
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My Phantoms author Gwendoline Riley on winning $175,000: ‘It was unimaginable. I felt overwhelmed.’
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Ronin review – Yukiko Masui’s swordplay choreography is exhilarating in its cut and thrust
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Yann Martel: ‘I hate the rich people of this world – of which I’m one, because of Life of Pi’
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Judy Blume, Unedited
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The Real Judy Blume
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Lost Federico García Lorca verse discovered 93 years after it was written
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Clair Obscur and Dispatch share top honours at Bafta games awards
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US Live Nation and Ticketmaster verdict triggers calls for Australian investigation into ticketing rules
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A New Kind of Scandal Is Growing Online. It’s Ruining Careers—and Aimed at the Wrong Target.
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Like a concrete aircraft carrier: was LA’s giant new $724m gallery really worth all the carbon emissions?
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Phil Ellis: Bath Mat review – Taskmaster goof celebrates his midlife failures
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More than 100 writers quit French publisher in protest against rightwing owner Vincent Bolloré
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Pedro Pascal v Pedro Piscal: actor in legal battle with Chilean spirit brand
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How Toni Morrison blurred the lines between being an editor and a writer
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Honey, I Shrunk My Wife!
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The Fallen by Louise Brangan review – an enraging account of Ireland’s Magdalene laundries
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