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  Donald Howarth, playwright who tackled apartheid, homosexuality and mixed-race love – obituary

  Donald Howarth, who has died aged 88, was the last of the “angry young men” who revolutionised British theatre at the Royal Court in the late 1950s. He was a gentle revolutionary, his plays tackling once provocative subjects with humanity and guts, from mixed-race relationships to homosexual love. But he also had an uncredited continuing role as a bastion of all that theatre should stand for. He championed future trailblazers, including Hanif Kureshi, promoted a wealth of international voices to

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  David Dent obituary

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  'I had 10 dedicated bodyguards': Gina Lollobrigida and 10 iconic Venice Film Festival moments

  Film festivals have always been occasions of great emotion and visibility for me, with paparazzi following me everywhere. I attended the 23rd edition of the Venice film festival in 1962 with my husband Milko Skofic. From the very moment we arrived at the Lido, it was clear to me that this edition was particularly memorable. Before we could even dock, we narrowly missed being hit by another boat, loaded with photographers trying to capture my arrival at the Festival. I was standing up and almost

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