The leader of the Quebec independence party propping up the government of Justin Trudeau has insisted that the political lifeline depends on the quick passage
Author: Sarah Mitchell
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Mel Brooks’s outrageously broad and deliriously silly black-and-white comedy, co-written with its neurotically bequiffed star Gene Wilder, is re-released for its 50th anniversary. Their lovingly
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Everton are finally off the mark. Having twice thrown away two-goal leads in the Premier League, capitulating to back-to-back defeats to Bournemouth and Aston Villa,
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The number of customer complaints that were unable to be resolved by water companies in England and Wales has risen by almost a third to
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JB Priestley’s drawing-room melodrama of Edwardian guilt and fear is rereleased for its 70th anniversary; it is an intricate clockwork mechanism ticking inexorably to the
Pioneering aerial photographer’s pictures show England of the 1930s
They are not yet a century old but a collection of black and white photographs taken by a pioneering aerial photographer shows how very different