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Higher proportion of married couples report 'very high rating' of life satisfaction compared with others in relationships and single people

The Merchant of Venice was probably written between 1596 and 1598

This is a flawed but fascinating and beautiful piece of art

We don't yet know when the leadership race will begin in earnest; Mr Cameron does not look like someone in a hurry to go

The following letters appear in the 24th March edition of the Independent

According to research published this week, three quarters of pregnant women and new mothers experience discrimination at work

There must be a better course than a return to the days of barbed wire and mutual suspicion

Pensioners have had a raw deal from the financial crisis, though a different raw deal from that suffered by those in work

Adulthood to me means knowing I'll never be a pawn in a parental dispute. I'll never have to sit for hours at a table staring down food that makes me want to vomit. I'll never have a book taken off me because reading isn't a sociable enough exercise

Bringing guns or explosives into a crowded airport is all too easy - but we could prevent large gatherings of people by changing the check in process

Considering the fact that Donald Trump has come out with more unfounded claims about Muslims, it's more important than ever to set the record straight

The Chancellor's Budget has gone up in smoke and the Prime Minister's party is hopelessly divided on Europe: trust Labour to come to the Government's rescue

Essiedu radiates the impudent charisma, energy and wounded idealism of youth

So, we've 'done something' about sugar. Or will, in 2018 when it all stirs through. Sweet.

Their first concert, entitled 'American Soundscapes', was perfection incarnate

The bookshop is now begging people to stop donating their copies of the E.L. James erotic novel

While the Hindu celebration is associated most with crowds of people throwing colourful powders on each other, it is actually split into two very different events

Isis turn their attention to Europe in a last ditch attempt to prove their strength after losing ground in the Middle East

The Chancellor was right to abandon his Budget, but the damage to his reputation is done. And another picture of old London

Patterson has arguably done more to encourage reading for pleasure than any other modern-day American novelist

Mr Wigglesworth says company is 'evolving now into something I don't recognise'