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Will Brown face the axe?

Clarkson's swipe at expatriates is not top gear

There is now an opportunity to remove barriers and allow Scotland and England to shape their own fiscal and monetary policies

Gerard Woodward revels in thinking up situations that make the reader unsure as to whether they should laugh or cry

Tony Parsons' 'Man and Boy' struck such a chord with millions that he is today considered the modern man's spokesperson

Jovial and affable, Alexander McCall Smith is unperturbed by how people label him

John Banville's life is a far cry from the crime and action his novels thrive on

Novelist Peter Smith tries to keep his fiction as realistic as possible

In light of US presence Fisk predicts a bleak future for the Middle East

Kirkcaldy boy is Britain's PM

How will history judge Blair?