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Monthly Archives: September 2018

Rear-view review: The Crying Game
Culture

Rear-view review: The Crying Game

Posted on 30 September 2018 by Dan Atkinson • Leave a comment

DAN ATKINSON reads John Braine’s vision of a future Britain, written 50 years ago. Continue reading →

What’s that about the workers?
Politics

What’s that about the workers?

Posted on 25 September 2018 by Dan Atkinson • 1 Comment

DAN ATKINSON on the practice and theory of Labour’s proposals for ‘workplace democracy’. Continue reading →

A day for action, not words
History / Politics

A day for action, not words

Posted on 24 September 2018 by hermir10 • Leave a comment

ROGER HERMISTON on the day when Labour’s NEC removed a Tory PM. Continue reading →

Imperial fiction: The Scarlet Pimpernel
Culture

Imperial fiction: The Scarlet Pimpernel

Posted on 23 September 2018 by Alwyn Turner • Leave a comment

ALWYN TURNER on a classic adventure romance from 1905. Continue reading →

Rear-view review: Mid-Century Men
Culture / Politics

Rear-view review: Mid-Century Men

Posted on 20 September 2018 by Dan Atkinson • Leave a comment

Arthur Hopcraft’s fictionalized version of T Dan Smith, read by DAN ATKINSON. Continue reading →

Imperial fiction: The Riddle of the Sands
Culture

Imperial fiction: The Riddle of the Sands

Posted on 16 September 2018 by Alwyn Turner • Leave a comment

ALWYN TURNER on the 1903 foundation-stone of the thriller genre. Continue reading →

‘It’s your blood’
Culture / History

‘It’s your blood’

Posted on 14 September 2018 by Alwyn Turner • 1 Comment

ALWYN TURNER on docusoaps, makeovers, video diaries & the democratization of culture in the 1990s. Continue reading →

This Is (not) Tomorrow
Culture / History / Politics

This Is (not) Tomorrow

Posted on 8 September 2018 by Lion & Unicorn • Leave a comment

SIMON MATTHEWS on a new book by Martin Gayford – and how politics killed British art. Continue reading →

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    'A dream-like London'
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    'An accident' - Wes Streeting
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    Me and baby brother
  • Darkest Hour: The kindness of history
    Darkest Hour: The kindness of history
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    Hazlitt: On the Ignorance of the Learned
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    Imperial fiction: Lower than Vermin
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    Proud to be British: Hugh Grant
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    First lines: 1970s - part 1
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    'As hearty as roast beef': William Haggard
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    Calling all cliches: Summers of discontent

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