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The West End has entered a "golden period" with ticket sales reaching a record 512 million last year and more children than ever going to the theatre | Elisabeth Moss (Martha Dobie) and Keira Knightley (Karen Wright) in Children's Hour Photo: MICHAEL BIRT | .Family-fri... | Our children: cannon fodder in Obama's War to win the future?
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