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It’s hard to look away as Tina Brown delves into decades’ worth of royal scandals

BORIS JOHNSON has a lot on his plate at the moment, but it seems another photo is coming back to bite him. Last summer, the Prime Minister exchanged Penguin bars for Tim Tams with his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison as they posed for a photo-op after signing a post-Brexit trade…

Whether they induce schadenfreude or pangs of recognition, mismatched couples have inspired brilliant novels by authors from Evelyn Waugh to Jean Rhys

Johnny Vegas said: 'Let's make it up north, let's do it up north, let’s have some faith in us up north'

The museum criticised the move, adding that the novelist's surname was 'a name, not slang'

Fans of the Charles Dickens Museum can now follow it on TikTok after the social media giant lifted its inadvertent ban on its name.

The author tells why he spent five years on a new draft of his 2008 novel Starbook to give more emphasis to one of its key themes

The editors claim the idea, created by writers such as Charles Dickens, is a myth. 

Museum exhibit reveals the huge effect the The Pickwick Papers had on readers

Letter: Generations of older Germans at secondary schools have read Theodore Fontane’s Grete Minde as a set book, writes Harry Schneider

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