Why Does Amy Hint To Her Sisters That She Needs Extra Money?

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• How cancel culture came to define 2021 – and the casualties it left behind

  In 2020, cancel culture was a new term for many. In 2021 'cancellation' is one of our biggest fears. What changed, and who has it claimed?

  

• Goldilocks and the Three Bears, review: a wonderfully assured panto debut from Jason Donovan

  This year's festive offering at the Birmingham Hippodrome is a joyful and brilliantly bold crowd-pleaser

  

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  The adaptation of David Mitchell's novel divides opinion – was it a visionary blockbuster, or a slice of over-egged pretentiousness?

  

Why Does Amy Hint To Her Sisters That She Needs Extra Money?

Source: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/

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