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It is a beautiful experience and one that you may never have again. For Rowlandson is the pet hobby of Mr. Neumann, who has spent sixteen years collecting examples of the English ironist. There are ...

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Having always hated Halloween, Rosamund Hall plucks up the courage to travel to Pluckley in Kent where ghostly goings-on are ...

The moment one utters the name Asrani, generations over 45 instinctively hear that unforgettable line – “Main Angrezon ke zamane ka jailer hoon!” The words, delivered in his inimitable pitch and ...

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We all have heroes, but how and why do we choose them? In a new book, historian PAUL JOHNSON selects his own. In Saturday's ...