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In both Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist and Allison Epstein’s novel ... and tried to adjust his thinking. To research this book, I imagine you had to do a lot of digging into antisemitism ...

Was anyone surprised that one of the most banned books in Florida is “The Handmaid ... Years earlier in 1838, Charles Dickens published “Oliver Twist”, a novel about the cruel treatment ...

He had a string of screen credits when he was chosen to star as the pickpocketing urchin in the musical adaptation of Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist. The role saw him appear alongside Oliver Reed and ...

With every supposedly 'classic' book, TV show or film we consume ... television and cinema... Oliver Twist Charles Dickens's second novel demonises underprivileged youths who are groomed into ...

“Blitz,” loosely gripping, doesn’t tap into our collective idea of what a war film is so much as it does the youthful, perilous journeys through the 19th century Britain of “Oliver Twist ...

Why was Jamie Oliver’s children’s book taken off shelves? I tracked down and read the offending work, Billy and the Epic Escape, so you don’t have to. By Imogen West-Knights Like every other British ...

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver’s latest children’s fantasy book will be removed from shelves in multiple countries after facing backlash from an Australian education group for how the story ...

Jamie Oliver’s children’s book Billy and the Epic Escape has been pulled from publication after facing criticism for its portrayal of Indigenous Australians. “I am devastated to have caused ...

Jamie Oliver has been forced to apologise and has withdrawn his new book after it was slammed as "irresponsible and damaging" by an education body for Indigenous Australians. The TV chef has ...

TV chef Jamie Oliver has apologised and withdrawn a children's book he wrote after it was heavily criticised for offending First Nation Australians. The book, which was released earlier this year ...

Chef Jamie Oliver and his Penguin Random House publisher have agreed to withdraw his children’s book from sale after one of its subplots offended Indigenous Australians. The National Aboriginal ...