Less than five years ago, it was regarded as unprofessional for a barrister to refuse work from one side or the other in a criminal case. Now it's an entrenched reality.
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Moving back to your parents’ house is fun at first, but boomeranging is a cause for concern Normally when I pop in to see my parents, my Mum bursts out of the
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Susan Neiman’s reading of the Enlightenment is certainly distinctive, but also offers a courageous and uplifting attempt to tell the story as it is Our idea of modernity is in many ways
The Pianist, based on Wladyslaw Szpilman's memoirs and reimagined in words and music by the Russian pianist Mikhail Rudy, has been enjoying a two-week run at the Royal Exchange Theatre as part