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Saturday, 21st November 2009

Dan Brown & The Da Vinci Code

Blockbuster sequel set to break all records HIS previous book sold 81 million copies, was criticised by the Catholic Church, inspired a blockbusting movie and brought thousands of visitors to a tiny church in Midlothian.

Interview: Robert Cooper - Breaking the code 'I CANNOT tell a lie." The famous quote from America's first president, George Washington, is about to be called into question, according to leaked information on the plot of Dan Brown's new book.

Da Vinci Code link nets chapel £1.3m ROSSLYN Chapel has chalked up a £1.35m surplus due to the stream of visitors who came to see the building in the wake of the Da Vinci Code film.

Tourism drive builds on Code ROSSLYN CHAPEL'S Da Vinci Code connection is to be highlighted in a new drive to attract tourists to Midlothian.

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India refuses to ban Da Vinci Code film

Mystery as China bans Da Vinci Code from the nation's cinema screens

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