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Transport for London’s (TfL) Art on the Underground programme has revealed the 41st pocket Tube map cover, designed by conceptual
Plays being taken to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and theatres face funding challenges to keep their shows on the road.
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The British Library has lost more than 42,000 books and manuscripts since 1997, data provided by the organisation has shown.
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