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Franco's win at Eurovision...

  • By Jonathan Rice
  • 07 May

How La La La pipped Congratulations to first place at the 1968 Eurovision Song Contest. But was General Franco involved in thwarting Cliff Richard?

Political will is a renewable resource

  • By Mark Lynas
  • 01 May

Germany has 200 times more solar power installed than the UK - and this is not because Germany gets any more sun

Children of destruction

  • By Michael Glover
  • 24 April

Mat Collishaw, inspired by the Beslan siege, examines our attitude to images of violence

Children of the revolution

  • By Ryan Gilbey
  • 24 April

A minimalist animation sheds light on the muddle of modern Iran
Persepolis (12A)
dirs: Vincent Paronnaud, Marjane Satrapi

Balzac in Cairo

  • By Hugh Miles
  • 24 April

Naguib Mahfouz: Egypt's Nobel Laureate
Rasheed El-Enany Haus Publishing, 176pp, £9.99

Armed struggle

  • By Liana Wood
  • 24 April

Song for Night
Chris Abani Akashic Books, 164pp, £7.99

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Lights! Camera! Fiction!

Lights! Camera! Fiction!

A hundred years ago the job of screenwriter didn't exist in the early film business; today the script is the keystone of all movie production. The Hollywood screenwriter and director Chris Weitz reviews a history of the trade

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