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John Burnside wins most controversial TS Eliot prize in decades

Scottish poet's Black Cat Bone beats strong shortlist in contest mired in protest over City funding

The Scottish poet John Burnside has won the most controversial TS Eliot poetry prize in years, for a collection described as "haunting", after two of the original shortlisted poets dropped out in protest over funding from the hedge fund Aurum.

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Monday, 16 January, 2012

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