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A Hockney print hidden in a book for 46 years sells for £41,000

  • A signed print by David Hockney, tucked inside a book donated to a Norwich charity shop and unnoticed for decades, has sold at auction for more than £41,000.
  • The chance find, weeks after the artist's death, has raised a windfall for charity.

In brief

In brief

The preserved body of Dolly the sheep on display at the National Museum of Scotland
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On July 5: The NHS, a Cloned Sheep, the Bikini and a New Nation

  • The fifth of July is an unusually crowded date in modern history: it saw the birth of Britain's National Health Service, the independence of Cape Verde, the arrival of the bikini and, five decades later, the world's first cloned mammal.
  • Four anniversaries, on four very different fronts, that still shape the world today.

In brief

In brief

In brief

Culture news — arts, entertainment and ideas

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We tell you what is worth watching, reading and listening to, and follow the trends across the arts, from new films and series to the stories behind them.

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