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He was born Richard Seymour Norton-Taylor to Lt. Seymour Norton-Taylor, . and Gweneth Joan Powell (died 9 January 1978). Norton-Taylor was educated at Kings School in Canterbury, Kent, and at Hertford College, a constituent college of the University of Oxford.

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Richard Norton-Taylor was born on 6 June 1944.

Richard Norton-Taylor was born on 6 June 1944. He was educated at King's School, Canterbury, Hertford College,Oxford, and the College of Europe, Bruges. In 1975 he joined the Guardian. Since then, he has investigated official secrecy, behind-the-scenes decision-making in Government, and the activities of the security and intelligence services. His works for stage include Half the Picture (an adaptation of the Scott 'arms to Iraq' enquiry), Nuremburg, Justifying War and The Colour of Justice.

He found it difficult to be proud of his culture, and . Having seen the couple together, he could suddenly read her like a book

He found it difficult to be proud of his culture, and that meant it was difficult to be proud of himself. After dinner, Callen wandered the river bank. He sat on the flat boulder where he and Eve had made love. Having seen the couple together, he could suddenly read her like a book. Eve told Lien she wanted to go for a walk. Lien was simmering inside; furious Callen and Eve were still concealing so much from him. It was all he could do to maintain his composure, but Callen was presenting a plan that would have him, at very least, separated from Eve for a long period and he wasn’t about to discourage that. Lien moved to his bedroll.