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The mysterious photo that inspired a tale of secrets, loss and betrayal in wartime Cornwall.
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"I wrote 100 letters to my friend with cancer. It transformed our lives."
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Meet the formidable, feisty, factory sisterhood who went on strike and made history.
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Meet the fur coat gangsters: Notorious Victorian girl gang who hid stolen jewellery in knickerbockers, carried razors wrapped in lace handkerchiefs and used a hatpin to blind anyone who crossed them
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