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- Iraq flags up symbolic changes
- Free to wed in Essex
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- More bridge-building moves made in Northern Ireland
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- Bristol to have first of new music academies
- Royal coins switch to N. Ireland
- Child asylum-seekers ‘living in fear’
- Is there anybody there?
- Chaplain to be made bishop
- Guilt-free pleasure
- Scientists criticise Intelligent Design
- Lincoln sells Da Vinci Code replica ‘abbey’
- Members of WCC admit to failings
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| Is there anybody there? The artist Terry Flaxton (centre right), has a “virtual meal” with diners including Canon Roly Riem (centre left) in the nave of Winchester Cathedral. The interactive artwork In Other People’s Skins is a table with 12 projected diners. Visitors are invited to “inhabit” their skin and movements. Until 2 March |
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