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Peace and dignity prevail at the Cenotaph as the King honours the fallen
Amid a heavier than usual police presence, the weight of remembrance and tradition dispelled any fears of disruption
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'I went to the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea... and I took Prince Albert of Monaco with me'
Millionaire Victor Vescovo says it's been an ‘extraordinary privilege’ to explore different parts of the Earth
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Layla Moran, the Palestinian poppy-wearing MP: ‘You can condemn Hamas and care about Gaza’
As the first MP of Palestinian heritage, the Liberal Democrat spokesperson says her heritage gives her an ‘extraordinary responsibility’
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The Doors’ John Densmore: ‘Kids today wish they lived in the 1960s – but there was a dark side’
The drummer on the trial that unhinged The Doors, why money is like heroin and Jim Morrison's premonition of his own death
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Inside Freddie Mercury’s private world, with the woman who knew him best
As the star's personal possessions go on sale, Mary Austin, his closest confidante, who inherited his home, gives us a private tour
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Explorer, professor, fraud? On the trail of the original Indiana Jones
William McGovern – who reached Lhasa in 1923 – is said to be the model for the fictional adventurer. But does his Tibetan story hold up?
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The last thing London needs is another luxury hotel – so why is the beloved India Club closing?
The decision to redevelop one of the capital’s favourite cult eateries is an unsavoury development
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My day with Parky, the ‘king of chat’ who hated small talk
The Yorkshireman didn’t do ‘touchy feely’ and would have made a terrible guest on his show. But there will never be a better broadcaster
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Michael Parkinson interview: ‘I’d flirt outrageously with guests – it was part of the fun’
In this encounter from the archives, the late talk show legend opened up about drinking, parental mistakes and why TV has become a joke
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Elvis, Inc: Riley Keough and the battle over The King’s millions
The row over a new biopic raises many questions about who has the right to exploit Elvis's image – and how much they make. What's the truth?
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The day I met Sinéad O’Connor: ‘She rolled her eyes when Mick Hucknall suggested more drinks’
The talented, troubled singer was a one-off who entranced all who met her – our writers recall their encounters with the unique Irish star
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With his basking shark smile, Tony Bennett was the coolest musician I’ve ever met
The late jazz singer, who was friends with Frank Sinatra and Cary Grant, exuded bonhomie while maintaining a quiet air of authority
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The painful last days of Aretha Franklin, conducted from the seat of her couch
A court case about the singer’s last will and testament has shone a light on her final years
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How Leslie Van Houten fell under Charles Manson’s spell – and found redemption
After 50 years in prison, Leslie Van Houten has been released – so what's the story behind her imprisonment, rehabilitation and release?
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Who is Tom Cruise, really?
At 61, with a new Mission: Impossible blockbuster on the horizon, he is the world’s biggest film star – yet somehow remains an enigma
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Ian McEwan at 75: ‘Our generation had the cream. We were free... It was wonderful’
Ahead of receiving a place on the honours list, the novelist reflects on losing his ‘brother’ Martin Amis and the joys of 'behaving old'
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