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The Digital News Report: Australia 2015, published last week, contained fascinating insights into how we are consuming digital news in comparison with print and broadcast news.

Each contains fascinating information competently displayed, but the general effect is ponderous.

The evidence given by Pakistan's former spy chief contains fascinating insights into how the ISI views the Americans.

(Ages 5 to 9) Following the alphabet, this book jumps around a bit in time but contains fascinating tidbits.

It contains fascinating objects such as a ducking stool, for use on "scolds" and "gossips" in the 15th century.

Bellows was no abstractionist — he borrowed forms from the masters, and his techniques are a kind of homespun Impressionism — but these early paintings contain fascinating hints of the limits of painting in confrontation with the incommensurable density of modern experience.

And while Loach's film contains fascinating scenes – an election crowd jeering Churchill, for example – nobody watching it can be left in any doubt that argument is its main purpose.

Allegedly smuggled out by an anonymous but reform-minded senior official, the papers contain fascinating scraps of dialogue, though they do not greatly alter foreign analysts' understanding of what happened.

"Austerlitz" contains fascinating asides about such disparate matters as military fortifications, capitalist architecture and the secret lives of moths; a charming tale about a boy's homing pigeon, who walks home with a broken wing, and a short history of the land on which the Liverpool Street Station was built in London.

Today the former KGB headquarters is a museum containing fascinating stories about the clandestine activities that took place there.

There's also a shop, called Wine House, that sells books and other wine-related paraphernalia, and former rail workers' cottages that contain fascinating displays of the traditional equipment used in wine-making.