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A Storm Foretold, review: a jaw-dropping insight into the man who made Trump president – then turned on him
Christoffer Guldbrandsen’s portrait of lobbyist Roger Stone is damning of its subject, the former President – and fragile American democracy
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Eiffel Tower: Building the Impossible, review: flat-pack French history made for les rosbifs
Stuffed with information and historical context, yet this portrait of engineer Gustave Eiffel translated curiously onto British TV
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A Storm Foretold, review: a jaw-dropping insight into the man who made Trump president – then turned on him
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