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  Week beginning 08 Mar 2004  
 
 
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  Explaining sexual violence to boys
Leicester City fans are waiting with baited breath this week to see what will become of the three players who have been accused of sexual assault. But how do you explain allegations of rape to a young boy?


  Women and buildings: Durham Cathedral
The writer Bill Bryson once wrote that Durham has the best cathedral on planet Earth. It was built to house the remains of two great British saints, Cuthbert and Bede, and it has been a place of pilgrimage for more than 900 years. More recently it was the evocative backdrop for the Harry Potter films.

  Author, Stevie Davies
Stevie Davies has garnered high praise for the humanity of her writing from the likes of Margaret Drabble and her new novel, Kith and Kin has been described as a moving, and minutely well-observed gem.

  Taking up hobbies as an adult
What are the challenges in learning to pirouette or sing when you're no longer in the first flush of youth? And how hard is it to take direction from a ballet teacher when you may be a director of a company in your day job.



 
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