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Print didn’t die, it just went independent
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While the industry predicted the demise of print media, independent magazines were busy turning it into something worth keeping.
Inside London’s folk music revival
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London’s folk scene is experiencing a vibrant revival – fuelled by fresh talent, dedicated grassroots venues, and a new wave of artists blending tradition with bold, contemporary ideas.
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War Thoughts: Life as a Ukrainian soldier
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To find out what it’s like in the trenches, we spoke to a recently discharged Ukrainian soldier and a therapist stationed in a military hospital.
Why romance books thrive on screen
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The romance genre is dominating not only books but screens too, with the two latest adaptations, Heated Rivalry and People We Meet On Vacation racking up huge viewer ships.