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A new plan aims to strip the Archbishop of Canterbury of any real power or authority

Literary culture is under threat from quarters meant to celebrate and promote it

Matters were interrupted by an onstage dizzy spell, later unhelpfully diagnosed as a “cardiac arrest”

Five balls, four minutes, three untouchable deliveries, two lbw appeals and one priceless wicket

Historian David Starkey has, at 80, returned to guide a new generation of conservatives

The US is exporting its brand of Christian capitalism here, but will it suit us boozy Brits?

If the theatres staging his work are getting smaller, the list of his celebrity admirers is still extensive

The average age of a construction worker in the UK now is 50

Pick the princes of handmade shirts

Since digitising all interviews, both universities are rife with reports of abuses