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Tinker Tailor / Why isn’t Gary Oldman playing Smiley again?
Laboured tunes / Middle-aged Swifties are weird
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From Spectator LifeIt’s been all of 49 years since a horse trained in Scotland won the Virgin Bet Ayr Gold Cup, one of the classiest sprint handicaps of the season. However, I am hoping that trend ends tomorrow and that a horse in the care of genial Jim Goldie lands the winning pot of more than £92,000.
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At this weekend’s Reform conference in Birmingham, the opening speech will be given by a man who wasn’t even a member of the party until four months ago. James McMurdock stood in what was once a Tory safe seat. Against the odds and after three recounts, he won, and is now Reform’s accidental member of
Nigel’s next target: Reform has Labour in its sights
At this weekend’s Reform conference in Birmingham, the opening speech will be given by a man who wasn’t even a member of the party until four months ago. James McMurdock stood in what was once a Tory safe seat. Against the odds and after three recounts, he won, and is now Reform’s accidental member of
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A massive, joyous, sensational hit: Why Am I So Single? reviewed
From the magazineWhy Am I So Single? opens with two actors on stage impersonating the play’s writers Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss. You may not recognise the names but you’ve probably heard of their smash-hit, Six, which re-imagined the tragic wives of Henry VIII as glamorous pop divas. This follow-up show is a spoof of vintage musicals
More Airplane! than Speed: Nightsleeper reviewed
From the magazineWho should win the Stirling Prize?
From the magazineNot for the squeamish: The Substance reviewed
From the magazineMy night with the worst kind of nostalgia
From the magazineManacorda’s thrills and spills at Prom 72
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