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Poet's win confounds predictions of critics and bookmakers.
The Saint Lucian poet is awarded British poetry's biggest prize.
Louis-Ferdinand Céline's bitter legacy.
Hari Kunzru finds alarming parallels between recent student protests in Britain and 1960s America.
The BFI continues to pursue its cuts program.
Hobsbawm's latest book provokes strong criticism from the New Statesman's John Gray.
Why film critics' choices are far from simple.
A conversation with the veteran British documentary maker.
Michael Peppiatt talks about his new book, In Giacometti's Studio.
Another view of the protests at last night's Turner Prize ceremony, where Susan Philipz took the award amid chaotic scenes.