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Author says pace of change in GCSE English literature texts is too slow and tide is turning against inclusion ...

Activist and co-founder of Bogle-L'Ouverture, one of the most important black publishing houses in Britain ...

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Words of stern moral advice to a besotted young man are delivered with a brisk and even sunny touch ...

This moral thriller offers a perceptive account of specifically Indian anxieties ...

A brilliant analysis of the trial of Gayle Newland and the literary and social antecedents of 'sex by deception'

Make hay while the sun shines ...

Allowing payments to organ donors would undoubtedly save lives. So what are the psychological - and political - impediments?

Madeleine Gray has followed her hit debut with a sharp take on complicated parenting. She discusses love, sex and famous fans ...

As a bookish child with a distant father and a disapproving mother, the Curious Incident author retreated into a world of his own. Looking back, he asks what it means to lose parents who never showed you love ...