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Kate Adie interview: Our own correspondent She's dodged bullets and bombs in trouble spots around the globe but Kate Adie insists being a war reporter is far from the world's most dangerous job

Mark Rowlands interview: The company of wolves It took a wild animal to change the way philosopher Mark Rowlands looked at life, he tells SUSAN MANSFIELD

Prisoners from Napoleon: All Men Are Brethren book preview Much has been written about the Napoleonic Wars, but a new book by a Scots historian reveals the remarkable tale of the PoWs of that conflict who were interned here in Scotland. Jim Gilchrist investigates

Wild things The mysteries of the animal kingdom are unravelled in a lavishly illustrated new book

Book review: Delta Blues

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Book review: Connemara: The Last Pool of Darkness

Book review: Just Daft: The Chic Murray Story

Book review: Mister Roberts

Book review: Hypocrite's Isle

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Book reviews: The Soldier's War - Africa - The Last Wesleyan

Book review: Portobello

Book review: Moriarty

Book reviews: Who Runs Britain? - A Little History of the World - Due Consideration

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