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Christmas Carol Goes Wrong: dynamite gags and expert slapstick
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London crowned UK’s kindest city at Christmas, study finds
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Ebony Scrooge at Sadler’s Wells East: just short of full throttle joy
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It made ‘perfect sense’ to make secular festive film – Christmas Karma director
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What the papers say – December 17
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Vandal smashes Ebenezer Scrooge tombstone used in 'A Christmas Carol'
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Prop gravestone of Dickens’ character Scrooge destroyed weeks before Christmas
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A Christmas Carol at the Old Vic: a joyful festive celebration
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Christopher Eccleston to run London Marathon in aid of the Big Issue
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Playing Scrooge at Old Vic is role of a lifetime, Christopher Eccleston says
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Keith Allen turns ‘hipster’ to play Scrooge at Christmas
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Now Boots celebrates a strong Xmas, defying gloom talk
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Drew Barrymore ‘does not buy Christmas presents for children’
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Petrofac accused of ‘playing Scrooge’ as offshore workers walk out
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A Christmas Carol at Middle Temple Hall: resistance is useless
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Christmas Carole on Sky review: this contemporary retread lacks spirit
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Union accuses Co-op of ‘Scrooge-like attitude’ as coffinmaker dispute continues
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Offshore workers walk out in dispute with ‘Scrooge’ employer
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Offshore workers walk out in dispute with ‘Scrooge’ employer
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Coffinmakers in Glasgow take further strike action and warn of more to come
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BFI Southbank Christmas: What films are on offer and when?
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Festivus: Seinfeld’s secular alternative for Christmas
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Hunt warns of ‘a bit more tax’ for all to balance the books
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Ministers plan to crack down on ‘outrageous’ waste as Chancellor plays Scrooge
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Hunt: I’m Scrooge with a plan to save Christmas by beating evil inflation
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Fat-bottomed ghouls: Queen star May helps out ghostly Dickens show
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Christmas shoppers warned of scam parcel delivery texts
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Sunak told plans to address battered public finances do not look deliverable
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Harry Potter playwright’s six-figure gesture boosts theatre charity
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