Millions Like UsThe Second World War saw women fully involved and experiencing work outside the home; the temporary nature of their new role was echoed in the fiction of the era where the heroine's work remained a prelude to her return to domesticity. Their relative freedom is also reflected in wartime fiction that saw women fulfil a range of roles at one time mother worker home maker. From the blitz to secret surveillance from film and radio to letter writing women

Journalist Kate Mallory is covering a routine case of vandalism in a local churchyard when she comes across a mysterious foreign banknote and a drawing of an ancient talisman

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The Orphaned Worlds

For five years he suffered the filth

he was not

becomes first Muslim to lead India

Who's been on George's island

It's a straightforward and unapologetic dive into why people fail or struggle at one of the most popular and sought-after unions in society

Unpurified drinking water improper use of antibiotics globalisation wild food harvesting migration

Are you enjoying every day of your life

Dan's diary

Offstage her drug- and porn-running boyfriend Pony Boy is cheating on her