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We are lucky to have people like the Royal Choral Society
We are lucky to have people like the Royal Choral ...
As Remembrance day approaches, Melonie Clarke joins the Royal Choral Society in rehearsal for their Remembrance performance at the Royal Albert Hall
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My haunting search for MARY SHELLEY
My haunting search for MARY SHELLEY
On her journey to uncover the woman behind Frankenstein, Suzanne Burdon discovered a tale of sibling fear and loathing
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Home truths & domestic dramas
Home truths & domestic dramas
The world loves Downton, but what was it really like to be a housekeeper in times gone by? Historian Tessa Boase delves in to The Lady archive - and reveals some surprising answers
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The good boob guide
The good boob guide
As Breast Cancer Awareness month draws to a close, expert surgeons Miles G Berry and Dai Davies explain the facts about reconstructive and cosmetic surgery
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I’M IN A PICKLE!
I’M IN A PICKLE!
This year’s bumper allotment harvest has left VG Lee with too much cabbage and no time for a cuppa
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Tips to remain on top
Tips to remain on top
Wellbeing expert, Calgary Avansino, shares her wisdom on leading the good life...
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WHY THIS AUSSIE LOVES THE QUEEN
WHY THIS AUSSIE LOVES THE QUEEN
As Australia tries to ban Norfolk islanders from singing God Save The Queen, Down Under’s best-loved writer pens an adoring, light-hearted tribute to Elizabeth II
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Sparkling century
Sparkling century
A new book reveals how Cartier became the last word in luxury, by showcasing some of its finest creations
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ROAD DOGS
ROAD DOGS
Forget chasing cars – Lara Jo Regan’s portraits reveal that what dogs really want is to ride in the front seat
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Mother’s Final Gift
Mother’s Final Gift
When she died, bestselling novelist Diana Norman left behind an unfinished manuscript. Samantha Norman explains what it felt like to finish her mum’s story
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What the blazes!
What the blazes!
Vaults filled with smoke, a set in flames and a Kenneth Branagh audiobook - making a drama about the Great Fire of London gets you rather hot under the collar
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Tweets & whispers
Tweets & whispers
Emily Butterworth, senior lecturer at Kings College London, reveals why she and artist Clare Qualmann are organising a mass game of Chinese Whispers at Somerset House next week...and what on earth it has to do with the French Renaissance
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