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11:09am Tuesday 12th August 2008
MIRIAM CRAIG talks to Philip Diggle, an artist who gained notoriety through his involvement with the punk movement and by painting live on stage at music gigs
8:34am Monday 11th August 2008
Anyone curious to find out more about the world of business might do well to see who’s about at this mini trade show.
8:32am Monday 11th August 2008
Janet and Allan Ahlberg worked together for 20 years writing and illustrating books such as the Happy Families series, The Jolly Postman and Funny Bones.
8:31am Monday 11th August 2008
Cuban-French author Anaïs Nin once said: “We don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are.”
1:53pm Wednesday 6th August 2008
Tenor Tony Yates and soprano Magda Kozyra are both soloists who perform regularly in concerts and operas.
1:14pm Wednesday 6th August 2008
Becoming a circus performer was considered an unusual choice for Russ Randelle.
11:33am Wednesday 6th August 2008
Nicolas Roeg worked for many years as a cinematographer before making the move into movie directing.
3:28pm Tuesday 5th August 2008
Budding playwrights are being invited to show off their skills by entering a new play writing competition run by North Finchley-based arts charity, Community Focus (CF).
10:40am Tuesday 5th August 2008
For his latest novel, James Bradley’s grisly research included watching real-life autopsies. MIRIAM CRAIG talks to the Australian author ahead of his visit to Borehamwood
10:18am Tuesday 5th August 2008
From racism in the gay community, to homophobia in the black community, MIRIAM CRAIG asks why a black pride festival is still necessary and finds out who will be performing at it
Updated 8:16am Wednesday 20th August 2008
Measures to tighten controls on the movements of paedophiles have been announced by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith.
Two benefit fraudsters have been told to pay back more than £6,000 in illegally claimed housing and council tax benefits.
Pub chat often involves mulling over hypothetical situations and how you would react if ever they were to arise in reality.
Chipping Barnet MP THERESA VILLIERS says the Government should stop talking about a stamp duty holiday and scrap it altogether for first time buyers.
Landlords have been pulling pints in public houses for hundreds of years but nowadays the corner pub is often overlooked. Charlotte Gray looks at some Barnet gems ahead of London’s Love Your Local awards next month.
Life's full of surprises. One of my first duties as a Times reporter in the London Blitz early in the 1940s was to get called out to Elm Park Gardens, Hendon, following an air raid ... and tipping an incendiary bomb from a rafter into a bucket of water held by my editor, Barrett Newbery.
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