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Caligula, English National Opera

The Roman emperor Caligula is best known for making his horse a senator, but the figure portrayed in Albert Camus’s early play ‘Caligula’ had an over-arching and terrible significance.

Greece's sex industry hit by economic crisis

Greece's once-thriving sex industry has become the latest victim of the country's debt crisis as Greeks spend less on erotic toys, pornography and titillating underwear.

Howard Jacobson: Asking for pornography that's life-affirming is like asking for tragedy with a happy ending

Porn that’s good to us, enhancing rather than degrading, by definition ceases to be porn

De Botton: Society is “awash with porn”

Alain De Botton to explore the consolations of pornography

Alain de Botton has addressed love, happiness and religion. Now he wants to investigate pornography in the belief it can be turned into a moral and noble industry.

Child-proof: more consumer pressure is needed to keep porn from youngsters

E Jane Dickson: Here's how parents should shield their children

Yesterday David Cameron called for renewed consultation on default blocking of internet porn.

Conservatives to discuss plan to censor the internet after campaign in right-wing press

PM claims issue must be debated to ensure that 'families can use the web in safety'

Lap dancer wins landmark employment ruling

A lap dancer has won the right to be considered an employee in a decision that could affect thousands of performers in the industry.

Terence Blacker: A worse role model than any Page 3 girl

No ambition, lots of parties and a much photographed bottom. That's Pippa Middleton

The News Matrix: Monday 16 April 2012

As vacancies dry up, 20 apply for each job

Irvine Welsh: 'It doesn't have any deep resonance for me. To me it's just another piece of work'

Irvine Welsh: We're all Trainspotters now

The Scottish author – and the young writers he influenced – assess the legacy of his debut

Row erupts over risque clean-up campaign

A landowner has offended villagers by launching a clean-up campaign with posters reading "Don't be a tosser! Take your litter home".

Harriet Walker: Porn is not liberating... it is quite the opposite

You can tell a lot about a culture from the way that it treats sex. The orgy-tastic ancients, for example; the uptight Victorians; all the jolly bra-less bouncing of the Seventies in those bleak suburban front rooms; the hedonistic, self-obsessed drugs and mirrors of the Eighties.

Hacker threatens to expose porn users

Personal details of hundreds of thousands of internet porn users have been compromised in a hacking attack organised by a Moroccan teenager.

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