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Friday 21st Sep 2018 Interview ‘No other band in the world is doing this’ ATTILA THE STOCKBROKER talks to Joe Gill about bringing the message of the 17th-century English revolution bang up to date in the Corbyn era with a unique mix of punk and early music
Tuesday 18th Sep 2018 Theatre Review Road runs out of mileage in new age of austerity RoadLeeds Playhouse
Tuesday 18th Sep 2018 Opinion Access all areas Labour must make a radical commitment to widespread cultural democracy in its next election manifesto, says MIKE QUILLE
Tuesday 18th Sep 2018 Crime fiction with Mat Coward Hard cases to crack, from a Galway ruin to the west London underworld A YOUNG man's apparent suicide in Galway brings back a disturbing memory for Detective Sergeant Cormac Reilly in The Ruin
Tuesday 18th Sep 2018 Film Review They did not pass JOHN GREEN recommends a film on the extraordinary initiative by the Scottish factory workers who four decades ago put a spoke in the wheel of murderous Pinochet war machine in Chile
Friday 14th Sep 2018 Theatre Review Continental shifts in Vinay Patel's acute drama reflect African-Asian tensions from Mau Mau era and beyond An AdventureBush Theatre, London
Friday 14th Sep 2018 Film round-up: September 14 ALAN FRANK and MARIA DUARTE review King of Thieves, Crazy Rich Asians, Lucky, The Rider, The Predator and Down To Earth
Friday 14th Sep 2018 Film Of The Week Knotty nuptials in Nazareth MARIA DUARTE recommends a rousing Palestinian drama exploring the conflict between the old and the new in the run-up to a wedding
Friday 14th Sep 2018 On the Road with Attila the Stockbroker Digging it in Wigan, damning the ‘credit crunch’ in Devon THE WIGAN Diggers’ Festival last Saturday was an absolute triumph.
Friday 14th Sep 2018 Theatre Review Shit hits the fan in topical polemic on school intake machinations Holy Sh!tKiln Theatre, London
