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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2013 review - Big Data – A Revolution that Will Transform How We Live, Work and Think, Tue 19th March

Our world is awash with data. On a typical day, there are 400 million Tweets, Google processes 24 ... More info

Review | lectures

Mark Thomas: Bravo Figaro! review

Time has an enduring quality of moving full-circle. Once part of the new wave of 80s ... More info

Review | gigs

The Macmillan Room in the Oxford Union with its plasterwork, barrel-vault ceiling and neo-Gothic ... More info

Review | theatre

Before bursting onto the international stage last year with his compelling performance in Jacques ... More info

Review | cinema

Rope is about strangulation. It is both a murder weapon, and an instrument of state justice. The ... More info

Review | theatre

This story of belonging starts with Boy (Bayo Gbadamosi), dancing. As he yearns for something ... More info

Review | theatre

ID:A is a cool Scandi-crime thriller, featuring half the cast of The Killing 2, which roams around ... More info

Review | cinema

Whatever your views on the moral legitimacy of the death penalty, watching convicted prisoners ... More info

Review | cinema

There are currently 65 million refugees in the world and an incredibly low willingness to provide ... More info

Review | theatre

Warning: Agatha Christie’s classic murder mystery, on tour at the Playhouse this week, comes with ... More info

Review | theatre

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