Music producer Thomas Dolby describes how one of his latest songs, Simone, was inspired by his son, Harper, who was born a girl but changed genders.

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VIDEO: ‘I felt trapped’ in female body

Artist Thomas Kinkade’s death last month was from an accidental overdose of alcohol and Valium, according to the Santa Clara County, California, medical examiner.

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Overdose killed artist Thomas Kinkade, coroner says

All’s Well That Ends Well had a second writer, most likely Thomas Middleton, suggests research from Oxford University.

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Shakespeare’s ‘co-author’ named

Peter Crouch is worthy of another chance as an England player, according to his Stoke team-mate Thomas Sorensen.

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Crouch ‘deserves England chance’

The US painter Thomas Kinkade, best known for his pictures of idyllic landscapes, has died at the age of 54, his family say.

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Artist Thomas Kinkade dies at 54

One of the men jailed for murdering schoolboy Thomas Devlin was unaware a knife attack was to be carried out, the Court of Appeal hears.

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Pair appeal Thomas Devlin murder

Ryanair is reprimanded for a “denigratory” advertising campaign that falsely implied rival Thomas Cook was likely to go into administration.

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Watchdog bans Ryanair campaign

Two exhibitions, one at the National Museum of American History and the other at Monticello, explore Thomas Jefferson’s relationship with slavery.

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Exhibition Review: Smithsonian and Monticello Exhibitions on Jefferson’s Slaves

Former D.C. Council member Harry Thomas Jr. on Friday pleaded guilty to two federal crimes, admitting that he embezzled more than $350,000 in government funds and that he filed false tax returns. The plea completed a rapid downfall for Thomas, once a powerful figure in D.C. politics and the scion of a well-known District family. Read full article > >

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Former D.C. councilman Harry Thomas Jr. pleads guilty to felonies

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger will look to sign a defender on loan after his injury problems mounted with the loss of Thomas Vermaelen to a calf strain in the victory over QPR.

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Wenger eyes defensive loan deal

NEWT GINGRICH HAS a love-hate relationship with the Founding Fathers. He loves to cite them but hates to do so in context. Take, for instance, Mr. Gingrich’s promise that as president he would target certain judges and eliminate entire courts that engage in what he calls liberal judicial activism. The inspiration for the former House speaker and current aspirant for the GOP nomination: Thomas Jefferson’s success in convincing Congress to slash a number of federal judgeships created by political opponents just before Mr. Jefferson took office in 1801. Read full article > >

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Mr. Gingrich’s faulty judgment about the courts

FBI and IRS agents are searching the Northeast Washington home of D.C. Council member Harry Thomas Jr. When asked about the raid on Thomas’s house Friday, FBI spokeswoman Lindsay Godwin said: “We are participating in some law enforcement activities.” However, Godwin declined to comment further, saying it’s part of a ongoing investigation. Read full article > >

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Harry Thomas home searched by law enforcement

Travel firm Thomas Cook has reached agreement with its bankers to provide it with new access to funding.

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Thomas Cook agrees new bank deal

Shares in travel firm Thomas Cook fall over 65% after it announces it is in talks with banks to increase how much it can borrow.

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Thomas Cook plunges on bank talks

Leicester number eight Thomas Waldrom is officially called into the England squad to replace injured prop Andrew Sheridan.

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Waldrom in for injured Sheridan