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Richard Coles

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Former Communard, Chancellor of the University of Northampton, writer, broadcaster, podcaster, author of the Canon Clement Mysteries. Please don’t shout at me.
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Omicidio al monastero

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By Richard Coles
| labottegadelgiallo.com
di ANTONIA DEL SAMBRO “Le tonache centravano solo in parte – disse Daniel – Era una faccenda molto più complessa. Si trattava di come andare in paradiso e come andare all’inferno. Molto peggio di una questione di vita e di morte. E non finisce qui”. Il canonico detective Daniel Clement torna in libreria con la sua terza indagine in un giallo leggero, sofisticato e molto british. Nato dall’ispiratissima penna del Rev.
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Princess Kate Takes After Princess Diana With One “Very Funny” Habit, Says Royal Editor

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By Richard Coles, Paul Burrell
| starsalert.com
Princess Kate’s silly sense of humor has been revealed in a new podcast, and it turns out she takes after her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, with her love of a good prank. In the latest episode of “Catching Up With the Royals,” longtime royal journalist Emily Andrews shared what the Princess of Wales was really like behind the scenes—and the very Diana-esque joke she played on a staff member. “She’s got a great sense of humor,” Andrews told her co-host, Reverend Richard Coles.
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Faith for Holy Places

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By Richard Coles
| Church Times Verified
I SERVED my title curacy at Boston Stump, the most counter-intuitively named church in England. Its assertive tower rises 267 feet above the flat fen, bristling with pinnacles, crowned with a lantern that lit the way for seafarers when Boston was one of the country’s busiest ports. It is a glory in a diocese full of glories: the spires at Louth and Grantham, the Easter sepulchre at Heckington, Saxo-Norman Stowe.
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