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âDiana deserves to be remembered for far more than controversy and conflictâ (opens the original)
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The latest media coverage surrounding the royal family has once again drawn Dianaâs name back into public debate. Claims about the Kingâs apparent attitude toward her memory, a new round of books promising insider revelations and the familiar threats of legal action have all combined to revive a story that never seems to rest. Much of this renewed discussion rests on interpretation rather than evidence. Remarks attributed to the King are often partial or anonymous, yet they are treated as de
'Perhaps the most respectful tribute we can offer Diana now is restraint' (opens the original)
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The latest media coverage surrounding the royal family has once again drawn Diana’s name back into public debate. Claims about the King’s apparent attitude toward her memory, a new round of books promising insider revelations and the familiar threats of legal action have all combined to revive a story that never seems to rest. Much of this renewed discussion rests on interpretation rather than evidence. Remarks attributed to the King are often partial or anonymous, yet they are treated as defini
'Lively, imaginative production that proves Gilbert and Sullivan still sparkle’ (opens the original)
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Charles Court Opera's touring production of Iolanthe swept into the Theatre Royal Winchester with the kind of confidence and fun that comes from a company thoroughly at ease with Gilbert & Sullivan. The blend of satire, sparkling melody with a lively contemporary twist was brilliant. The performance demonstrated not only the company's comic skill but also the Theatre Royal's ongoing commitment to programming that balances popular appeal with artistic flair – a balance shaped in no small part by
'Planning authorities are failing residents by not enforcing conditions' (opens the original)
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Every week in this and other local papers, there is yet another development of new houses agreed by the local planning authority. In the run-up to these decisions, citizens are invited to comment, most object, particularly if the houses are being built on popular green fields – very few comments support such development. The planners push this through, devoting enormous resources to putting the case. Interestingly, more recently, locals have tried to use planning experts - funded by local commun
Hampshire village festival 'amazingly' showcases 60 artists (opens the original)
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The Broughton Arts & Crafts Festival returned this week for its sixth year, reaffirming its place as one of Hampshire’s very successful village cultural events. Set beneath the lovely Broughton Down the welcoming and beautifully prepared Broughton Village Hall opened with a Private View that drew more than one hundred guests, filling the space with a lively mix of artists, supporters, collectors and residents. The Private View was formally opened by Caroline Nokes MP accompanied by her father th
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