All articles by Martin Saunders – Page 4
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A battle for justice
Martin Saunders reflects on the surprise box office hit, The Help, and what it has to say to the Church in 2011...
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Grey Areas: How explicit literature went mainstream
The publishing sensation Fifty Shades of Grey has normalised the consumption of pornographic literature. Martin Saunders analyses the effect this could have on the way society views sex.
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After the Fires
The scenes of riots this summer were disturbing for a number of reasons, not least because the driving factor behind them appeared to be greed. Martin Saunders looks for a brighter future...
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News, with added satire
Martin Saunders sees if there’s anything we can learn from Channel Four’s new show
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HD, 3D and the next big thing
Despite the recession, technology manufacturers continue to bring ever more complex gadgets to market. But why are we never satisfied with what we have, and what is the endless pursuit of the 'next thing' doing to us?
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Skyfall: Does The World Still Need James Bond?
Spoiler-free review!50 years ago, Sean Connery's 007 burst into cinemas with an explosion of fast cars, politically-incorrect one-liners and an endless supply of beautiful women. In the years since, Bond has become the world's most popular and enduring movie franchise, and his high-adrenaline appeal remains to this day: latest instalment ...
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The Hunger Games: Mirror To The Real World
'I volunteer as tribute!' The voice of teenage heroine Katniss Everdeen reverberates around a packed but silent town square, setting in motion a chain of events that will almost certainly lead to her death.Katniss has just volunteered to take her sister's place in The Hunger Games, a twisted TV show ...
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