When Manchester Town Hall opened in 1877 it was not just a magnificent ornament for a confident city. It also proclaimed to ...

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E VER SINCE the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered by Bedouin shepherds in the 1940s, debate has raged over their exact age.

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More than three decades on, Mr Kagame has gone from the darling of donors to Africa’s arch-exponent of realpolitik. He has ...