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Oh, do grow up ... Anthony Fletcher's Growing up in England fails to question why boys and girls were pushed to extremes for so long, says Hilary Spurling

 

 

Red Baron flies into storm over film

The Chivalrous image of the German First World War flying ace the Red Baron is shattered by a biography to be published in Britain.

It's hell being a superhero

Indiana Jones and the Savage Reviews

 

 

 

The woman who can remember everything

 

 

 

Revealingly yours, Philip Larkin

Postcards dug from the bottom of a box have given one Oxford librarian tantalising insights into the poet’s work

Philip Larkin: What will survive of us is love

The 50 greatest British writers since 1945

 

 

 

Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Sex and Science by Mary Roach The Sunday Times review by Matt Rudd

Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Sex and Science by Mary Roach The Sunday Times review by Matt Rudd: stories of scientific endeavour that will make you blush

 

 

 

Legacy: Cecil Rhodes, the Rhodes Trust and Rhodes Scholarships by Philip Ziegler

The Sunday Times review by Jacob Weisberg: one Rhodes scholarship alumnus on the legacy of Cecil Rhodes's educational bequest

 

 

 

NORAD marks 50 years with wary eye on sky <== recommended
Colorado Springs Gazette - BY PAM ZUBECK Suburbanites built concrete bomb shelters stocked with canned food in which they could wait out Armageddon. That was the atmosphere of fear bred by the specter of mutual destruction in which the North American Aerospace Defense Command ...
NORAD has stirred imagination of filmmakers, children Colorado Springs Gazette
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