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Life in Squares: how the radical Bloomsbury Group fares on screen

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imageBBC/Ecosse Films

“Bloomsbury!” exclaims Eleanor Bron, in her role as Aunt Mary, as she descends the steps of the house where her nieces Vanessa and Virginia Stephen are hell-bent on leading a new life. Her despairing cry may be echoed by some viewers of the BBC’s three-part series Life in Squares, for the Bloomsbury Group attracts...

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Priapus is alive and well in cyberspace – the age-old art of trolling

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imageWe have brutal sexual threats, made anonymously, against those who have "transgressed" a particular boundary. Sound familiar?Carole Raddato

WARNING: This article contains graphic language of a violent sexual nature.

Deep in the dank, dark anonymity of cyberspace dwell trolls – fearsome online guardians of digital values – ever vigilant,...

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