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St Pancras station refuses to display train death sculpture

Section of frieze depicting commuter falling into path of train driven by Grim Reaper will not go on show after complaints

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Politics, war and religion - how Hollywood learned to do serious

From Che Guevara to the Iraq war, US studios will unleash an unprecedented clutch of heavyweight films

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Paris intellectuals make case for porn

Paris will hold its first alternative pornographic film festival: a no-holds-barred celebration of X-rated action

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Real-life clergymen the Priests are set for musical superstardom

Real-life clergymen the Priests are set for superstardom - thanks to a higher power as well as the record industry's mysterious ways. Johnny Davis reports

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Writers pen protests at terror bill

42 writers will publish work attacking government's plan to hold terrorist suspects without charge for 42 days

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They shot our son but they can't kill his spirit

Tom Hurndall, 21 was shot while rescuing Palestinian children from gunfire. Kate Kellaway talks to his parents

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Theater Review (NYC): <em>Fifty Words</em>

Michael Weller's play is an expansive look at marriage, seen through the looking glass of one couples long nights journey into day. In Michael Weller’s new play Fifty Words, Jan and Adam are in their Brooklyn brownstone reveling in the freedom of their first night home alone in nine years...

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To All My American Friends, and the World, in the Current Economic Crisis

We get so overwhelmed and occupied with our problem that we fail to see the way to the solution - which is already there. I am neither a financial expert nor a profound economist. But there is one thing that I have realized in the recent past that I would like to share with you. Through various incidents...

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Margaret Atwood: A celebration of Alice Munro

In Munro's work, emotions erupt. Preconceptions crumble. Surprises proliferate. Astonishments leap out Lurid crimes, hidden sexual excesses and strange rumours lurk beneath the surface respectability in Alice Munro's short stories. Fellow Canadian Margaret Atwood on how these tales of small-town...

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Lynsey Hanley: A little less conversation

Lynsey Hanley: The official call for more chatter in libraries is absurd, silence too, can be a creative, social glue

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