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Deviants by Santanu Bhattacharya; The South by Tash Aw review – love under the eye of the law

Two contrasting but equally impressive Asia-set coming-of-age novels explore gay teenagers navigating their nascent sexuality against the backdrop of personal and political upheavals

What makes sex s…

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A Thousand Blows review – the irresistible new boxing drama from the Peaky Blinders creator

Steven Knight’s latest series is a hugely fun journey into the murky world of Victorian bare-knuckle fighting. It’s a ripping yarn full of audacious dialogue

Some will come for the boxing. The Peaky B…

Wales's cannibal lifeboat station: Historic building where sailor worked after he drunk blood of dead crewmates to survive a shipwreck goes on sale for £95,000

The Victorian building in Moelfre, Anglesey, boasts stunning coastal views of the Irish sea but has a dark history linked to a Welshman who was left stranded for 10 days in 1874.

Fascinating photos of Victorian Britain revealed: St Paul's Cathedral and Barnard Castle feature in stunning archive acquired for the nation

The unencumbered view of St Paul's without the Millennium Bridge in the way was snapped in the latter part of Queen Victoria's reign by photographer George Washington Wilson.

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‘It’s now part of my life’: Stephen Graham on shredding to be a buff boxer in A Thousand Blows

The latest creation from Steven Knight tells the story of the illegal and brutal boxing scene in Victorian Britain. Stars Stephen Graham, Malachi Kirby and Erin Doherty talk thievery, brawling and br…

81 days ago

‘Happy Christmas, Ange!’ EastEnders’ 40 most memorable moments – from Dirty Den to Dot Cotton

There were landmark gay kisses, characters who returned from the dead and the biggest earrings ever seen on screen. As the soap turns 40, we round-up Walford’s weirdest, wildest and most heartbreakin…

86 days ago

Couple who bought Victorian castle go astonishingly overbudget - as George Clarke jokes about them getting a visit from debt collectors

Kate and Keith, who both work at Glasgow University, relocated from the big city and bought their dream home in the quaint seaside town of Dunoon on George Clarke's Building Home.

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