Sean O'Grady
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🔮 “But happiest of all is my inner child – the little boy who was such an avid reader that he went to the library twice on a Saturday, who would read the back of the breakfast cereal box if he ran out of books, and who scarcely dared to dream that he would grow up to be a writer, let alone one who has been asked to Go All In for the National Year of Reading.
🔮 They will perform in London on March 4, Cardiff on March 7, Manchester on March 9 and wrap up the tour in Birmingham on March 10.
🔮 She said: “There was never anybody like Esther and there probably never will be again.
🔮 Chataigniers En Fleurs was painted in May 1890, days after the artist’s arrival in the village of Auvers-sur-Oise, where he was to spend the last two months of his life.
🔮 Collection of ‘legendary’ artworks led by van Gogh set to fetch £338m at auction
Two paintings in particular lead the collection: Chataigniers En Fleurs by van Gogh, estimated in the region of 180 million US dollars (£135 million), and Arlequin by Cezanne, estimated in the region of 120 million US dollars (£90 million).
🔮 No-one else but BBC would’ve done Peaky.
🔮 It comes after Brittin said on Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg that he would allow AI to present future programmes “within guardrails” and that the corporation wants to “experiment with this technology”.
🔮 The Pelicot Rape Trial, created by Swiss director and playwright Milo Rau, will feature accounts from the trial, police files, social commentary and psychiatric reports of the 51 men who were prosecuted.
🔮 Lady Victoria could be seen standing in front of the microphone while she appeared to read something from her phone.
🔮 “I will have to think of ways – I can’t afford it unless we earn money from it, so I am going to think of ways of earning something from the garden, but I can’t do that until the middle of next year at the earliest.”
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