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EDITOR'S CHOICE
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Did film director die for his art? -
A shock too far for Israeli art enthusiasts -
Cambourne: Britain's birth place -
Hirst in feud with teenage artist -
Big thighs can beat heart disease -
Kennedy memoir reveals remorse -
Berlusconi sex expos� forces resignation -
Lawton: Football needs harsh punishments -
Armitage: 'I'm glad Quins were caught' -
Nigel Kennedy: Still playing the rebel -
Margaret Atwood: Far from gloomy -
The World Architecture Awards -
Was World War Two Britain's finest hour? -
Paying homage to the 'Brother Leader' -
Leading ladies go head to head -
Hollywood mausoleum awaits its latest guest -
Meet Britain's most forged artist -
Japan's new kid on the first lady block -
Lawton: Rugby clubs make their own rules -
Defoe: 'The pitch is where I find peace' -
In the dugout with Neil Warnock -
ENO podcast: Le Grand Macabre -
The ten best digital watches -
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• Brian Viner: Confront the autocue, ride the storm
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