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    "The Hare with Amber Eyes" has become an international phenomenon. Fiammetta Rocco follows the author to Vienna and finds the saga continuing ...   read more »


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    In the last in our series, a cider farmer who has never left Britain tells Charles Nevin that if you give up, you've had it ...  read more »


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    He began work as a sports journalist in his teens. Aged 80, Brian Glanville tells Charles Nevin that you need to persist and not exaggerate your influence ...   read more »


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    Since the age of 25, hers has been a life of meeting, greeting, touring and red boxes. Six decades on, the Queen is busier than ever. As Charles Nevin explains, you can put it down to her sense of duty ...   read more »


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  • THE 60-YEAR JOB: FREEMAN DYSON

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    The distinguished quantum physicist, who worked with Einstein at Princeton, tells Charles Nevin three things he's learnt ...  read more »


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  • THE 60-YEAR JOB: DAPHNE SELFE

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    Charles Nevin meets a model who is more successful in her 80s than she was in her 20s ...   read more »


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  • THE FLUSH TOILET IS THE GREATEST INVENTION

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    Elizabeth I was too embarrassed to use it, but, as Nick Valéry argues, it has saved billions from a far worse fate ...   read more »


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  • THE TRANSISTOR RADIO IS THE GREATEST INVENTION

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    The entrepreneur Nnaemeka Ikegwuonu argues that for millions in rural Africa, the transistor radio improves farming, protects health and reduces poverty ...  read more »


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    The Sixties as we know them began in 1963, which tends to leave 1962 in the shade. But this was a year of seismic events and cultural firsts. Matthew Engel travels back in time ...   read more »


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