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Hitchcock was a dirty old man – but I’ll still watch this gripping classic
I’d happily never see the director’s vile Hollywood films again. But Suspicion, propped up by superb British stars, is the exception
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Never in our history has an heir to the throne faced such a troubling predicament as Prince William
With the Royal family already short-handed, this is a unique and distressing double blow – but the Prince has the steel to come through it
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How the hard left came to hate the St George’s Cross – and everything they think it represents
Nike may have a variety of motives for its modified flag on the new England football – but the brand has made a serious misjudgment
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Desperate criminals have made luxury watches their new currency – using violence to get it
In an increasingly cashless society, crime lords are now experts in timepieces but ruthless robberies are only the beginning
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He dumped his friends, then his country – yet Britten remains one of our greatest composers
As a man, he left a lot to be desired. Yet his music embodies a particular English genius – not least, his glorious Spring Symphony
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The Tories must strike a pact with Reform – or be obliterated
The upstart party is flying the Thatcherite banner, attracting voters who feel betrayed by years of Tory incompetence
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Does the BBC hate Telegraph readers? Let’s have intelligent radio back
The mindset and attitudes that attract people to our brand of quality journalism is repellent now to the whole Corporation
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I went to the Middle East’s most pro-British country – what I found took me by surprise
The region is far more than a conflict zone, as a visit to the ancient treasures of Bahrain proved
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The contagion of idleness is rampant. It is an evil in need of a cure
The Government seems to have created a right to be idle at the state’s expense, allowing young people to opt out of the workforce
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The SNP can no longer hide from its calamitous misrule
The party’s attempts to distract from its record in office show the extent of its desperation
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Is gruesome cinema ever justified? This gangster flick is hard to stomach – and that's the point
To some Jacques Mesrine was a lovable outlaw, to others a psychopath – his biopic is one of the goriest and greatest films ever made
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England will become more entertaining if they do not Bazball all the time
True cricket lovers do not want to see Test matches thrown away as if they do not matter
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Unhappy in marriage? Let the 19th century’s greatest novel be your guide
George Eliot’s masterpiece Middlemarch demands maturity – but its rewards, for readers who persevere, richly pay back the investment
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In all my years of concert going, nothing can top the premiere of Elgar’s ‘unfinished’ symphony
It is one of the great symphonies in the English canon – and its first performance was a historic and deeply moving moment
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Knowing he has the support of his people will strengthen the King’s spirits
The tsunami of goodwill on which His Majesty will be borne during battle with serious illness will be enormous
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With romantic ruins and stately piles, this corner of Scotland is a castle-lover’s paradise
The counties embracing Edinburgh are rich in architecture and archaeological remains, just waiting to be explored
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