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A woman is forced to rethink her childhood after she learns that her mother was denied custody, in a decade blighted by homophobia

The author of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie could be as prickly and problematic as her famous heroine. This account sheds new light on her formative years

A royal expert predicts that the sisters will be vital when their cousin takes the throne

This extraordinary adaptation of Paris Lees’ memoir follows wild, witty teen Byron as they go from cottaging for cash aged 15 to finding solace in a raucous gang of trans and queer pals. You’ll never look at a loo brush the same way

“Martin Luther King and the Montgomery Story” continues to be a nonviolence teaching tool and an influential historical account in the United States and worldwide

Tabor began his journey as a college minister, mentored over 30 years ago, and developed the 2Ds and the 5Es model through hands-on experience, helping individuals unlock their purpose and shift from potential to purpose-driven action.

A Royal Family member's rather "fiery habit" was allegedly responsible.

Cameron is co-writing the screenplay with author Joe Abercrombie

An often controversial music, food and arts event will soon return at top capacity, a year after running a reduced offering to get its books in better shape.

Run-ins with Jeremy Clarkson, partying in Ibiza and death threats in the post — Sarah Vine’s new memoir is full of details about life on the frontline of politics

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