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Your support makes all the difference.The Uninvited (12), Carlton, pounds 14.99. Yet another series hanging on the coat tails of The X Files. This one, from the makers of Inspector Morse and Hamish Macbeth, sees Leslie Grantham (aka Dirty Den) as a policeman whose home town in Norfolk apparently slides into the sea. A shame he didn't go with it. HH
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In this informed history of the rise and fall of the Nazis, contemporaries recall Hitler's power, witnesses describe the horrors perpetrated on the Eastern Front and Germans offers a new angle on the relationship between the party and the people. HHH
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