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Meanwhile, certain objects in the Met's Asian galleries already look a bit different, like three willowy painted wood figures from the late Western Zhou-early Western Han period.

As for Bridget's own sell-by date, well, she now joins the conga-line of figures from the late 90s and early noughties making their sheepish comeback: David Brent, AbFab, Cold Feet.

Old action figures from the late 70s and early 80s make me so happy.

Figures from the latest Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia survey show almost 20% of Australians get too little sleep.

According to figures from the latest Household Drugs Survey, which had 23,855 respondents, use of heroin declined in 2013 compared to 2010, from 0.2%to0.1%1% of respondents.

Figures from the latest English Housing Survey show that in 2014-15 just 14% of first-time buyer households were made up of single people, compared with 29% in 1994-95.

Polish has become the most commonly spoken non-native language in England and Wales, it has emerged as figures from the latest Census detail the rise of multicultural Britain.

Leading shares recorded their biggest one day fall for more than a month on fears of a slowdown in Chinese demand and a poor set of figures from the latest US banks to report their results.

The population of Wales has risen by 5% to 3.1m from 2001 to 2011, figures from the latest census have shown.

This is according to the latest figures from the latest Global Terrorism Index, released on Tuesday by the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP).

They allow the Ailey dancers to go to church without looking like figures from "Revelations," the late Ailey's signature masterpiece, still searching for an equal.