The night of the scourge Photography & photographs The importance of cricket to

The importance of cricket to England has been immortalised in the art and literature of a thousand years

the earliest named author

Petraeus and Roberts show how often critical mistakes have been repeated time and again

Now he is being offered the chance for his big break: to move into 'The Devil House'

and opening doors into all kinds of material that has been routinely neglected or patronized' Rowan Williams

The night of the scourge Photography & photographs The importance of cricket toButangen, Norway, the years before WWII: Astrid Hekne has inherited the fighting spirit and hypersensitivity of her grandmother, who was a protector of the mythic Sister Bells that had once hung in the village's centuries old stave church. The once traitorous priest Kai Schweigaard, now in his eighties, is wondering how his death, prophesied in a centuries old tapestry, will come to pass. He delves into the myths about the Night of the Scourge, which,