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Suffolk up in arms over ‘unfair’ Bayeux swap deal
6+ day, 11+ hour ago (925+ words) County sent Sutton Hoo helmet to France as part of tapestry loan but residents not given priority tickets to British Museum exhibition Craig covers the major issues affecting British arts and culture, both at home and around the world A…...
Top chef Tommy Banks: My food is a love letter to Yorkshire
2+ week, 1+ day ago (410+ words) As his flagship pub, the Black Swan, turns 20, the Michelin-starred chef is banging the drum for hospitality, farming and God’s Own Country Ed Cumming is a senior feature writer and columnist who started at the Telegraph in 2009, left in 2014 and…...
Giovanni Pernice: The BBC washed their hands of me and left me feeling suicidal
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1120+ words) In an exclusive interview, the dancer discusses feeling abandoned by his ‘Strictly family’ during investigations into bullying It included an 18-second segment in which the music, Symphony by Clean Bandit, faded into silence as the couple continued their graceful dance....
The philandering Marxist who changed how we see art
2+ week, 6+ day ago (126+ words) The Telegraph Tom Overton’s study of John Berger is at times fawning as it examines the critic and writer’s highly productive and unusual life Stuart Jeffries is a freelance journalist covering books, arts and philosophy. He has interviewed everyone from…...
Hippies, King Arthur and UFOs – the bonkers history of Glastonbury
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1376+ words) Earthing the Dragon focusses on the growing popularity of the Somerset town in the 1960s, but it’s mythical attraction started long before I first noticed the young woman outside the church of St John the Baptist. Her hair was an extravagant…...
Now the super-rich can pay to conduct the Royal Philharmonic
3+ week, 2+ day ago (685+ words) Tech tycoon Mandle Cheung has paid hundreds of thousands to lead world-class orchestras – and ruffled plenty of feathers in doing so Liam Kelly is a senior culture writer and covers the full sweep of arts and entertainment, from literary prizes…...
Forget romantasy, the hottest new literary trend is strictly for men
4+ week, 1+ day ago (317+ words) Having not been catered to by traditional publishers, male readers have been discovering – and devouring – books with video-game qualities Ed Power writes about music, television and video games. As a journalist he has often had to multi-task and on one…...