Expert Views
Gomp/arts
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Oscar prospects
After a comfortable home win, can The King's Speech triumph away?
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Art and cricket
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Doing a Bilbao
Arts & culture
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Knightley 'wins theatrical spurs'
Keira Knightley's West End return in The Children's Hour, a play about teachers suspected of being lesbians, draws respectable reviews from the critics.
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Brighton Festival honours Suu Kyi
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Spider-Man given critical mauling
Film
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Network pips King to critic prize
The Social Network and The King's Speech dominate the London Film Critics' Circle awards, where the former is named film of the year.
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Lohan denies stealing jewellery
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Film-maker Moore sues Weinsteins
Music
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Coldplay producer receives Brit
Mumford and Sons and Coldplay producer Markus Dravs is presented with a Brit award ahead of next week's ceremony by Chris Martin.
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Ricky Martin to receive gay award
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Streisand to perform at Grammys
TV & radio
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Top Gear to cut Mexico comments
An episode of Top Gear in which its presenters mocked Mexicans will be cut before the BBC show is broadcast in the US.
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Upstairs Downstairs set to return
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Humphries named Oldie of the Year
Features & analysis
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By George
Colin Firth wins Bafta for a second year running
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Face to face
Social Network screenwriter Aaron Sorkin on his love of dialogue
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Looted treasure
Egyptian Museum counts cost of Cairo unrest
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Cowboy revival
Jeff Bridges on walking in John Wayne's footsteps
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Writers' rage
In Pakistan truth is more chilling than fiction
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Noah and Bukowski
Folk group Noah and the Whale branch out
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Battle cry
PJ Harvey on why she has written an album about the horrors of war
Quote of the Day
Social Network writer Aaron Sorkin on its subject, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg
Elsewhere on the BBC
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Pucker up
BBC Travel visits seven romantic destinations for lovers to steal a kiss
Programmes
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Witness
"I will be known as long as any poet remains alive under the moon." Reflecting on Pushkin's life
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One Planet
Why has the art world failed to capture the public's imagination when it comes to climate change?
The Strand
Esperanza Spalding, Latvian Film, Art Manifesto, Dan Vyleta.