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PUBLISHED: 14:25 30 November 2018 | UPDATED: 14:26 30 November 2018

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Ian Walker: The Lufthansa Heist 40 years on

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JONATHAN CHAPLIN: Time for a unity government

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Fiona Bruce becomes new Question Time host

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BONNIE GREER: Harry Leslie Smith was a genius

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RACHEL JOHNSON: What I told Labour when they invited me to join

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PAUL KNOTT: Unhappy France’s hi-vis warning

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ZOE WILLIAMS: The next Remain campaign must be built on passion

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MANDRAKE: Mayday for taxpayers at Heathrow

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PETER MANDELSON: 11 reasons why a Norway-style Brexit would be a disaster for Britain

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MICHAEL WHITE: Theresa May is going down fighting

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PMQs: Corbyn sidesteps issue of Brexit at last session before crucial vote

Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn speaks during Prime Minister's Questions. Photograph: PA Wire.

Great European Lives: Alexandre Dumas

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Mum’s the work - the artist that made his mother his muse

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PETER TRUDGILL: History behind a trieste toast

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MICK O’HARE: The Soviets who almost conquered the moon

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MARK REID: The other member of Europe’s awkward squad

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DENIS MACSHANE: 10 compelling reasons to stay in the EU

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Jonathan Franzen’s puffed-up advice for novelists turned simple by Charlie Connelly

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STAGE REVIEW: Tim Walker on Summer and Smoke

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JOHN KAMPFNER: It’s a long way from Cool Britannia

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BONNIE GREER: This deal is a textbook case of self-delusion

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ALASTAIR CAMPBELL: Lie by lie, May’s deceit is exposed

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ANDREW ADONIS: What should Jeremy Corbyn do?

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