The Telegraph

A new exhibition at the Bodleian Library in Oxford opens today, featuring unseen manuscripts by JRR Tolkien.    ...

Asian markets have tumbled after factory activity unexpectedly shrank in China for the first time in seven months in May, with European markets expected to open down.    ...

Michael Longhurst's cumbersome new production of Alan Bennett's smash-hit is saved by the play's own sheer quality, says Matt Trueman.    ...

The latest in Ivan Hewett's 50-part series on short works by the world's greatest composers.    ...

A sprawling emotional tale from Khaled Hosseini draws in Helen Brown.    ...

East London singer-songwriter Denai Moore blends nocturnal soul with lush folk guitars, says James Lachno.    ...

On the centenary of Peter Cushing's birth, Tim Robey praises the actor's compellingly grave screen presence.    ...

The singer's fourth album is a masterpiece, says Neil McCormick.    ...

Edward VIII was bugged on the orders of the Home Secretary before his abdication as part of a campaign to control the impending scandal.    ...

Only three books remain in contention for the £10,000 prize, including one written entirely in verse.    ...

Chris Skidmore assesses the latest debates over how to spend school sport funding, as child obesity grows and former public school pupils dominate the Olympic medal count.    ...

Latest developments as police react to terror attack on streets of Woolwich.    ...

Greenfield land should be graded so that the most scenic areas are protected, according to Sir Simon Jenkins.    ...

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