A Green candidate who is also a GP has repeatedly attacked ‘Zios’ and called on people to ‘burn Zionism to the ground.’ ...

Everyone I have met who has read Belchamber, Howard Sturgis’s novel of 1904, would endorse Edith Wharton’s judgment that ...

Victorian Liberal Leader Jess Wilson proposes 10 years in jail for vandals who attack Captain Cook statues and war memorials.

The Turner Prize-winning sculptor Sir Antony Gormley, 75, has installed casts of himself from Crosby beach in Liverpool to ...

The congregation is Britain’s oldest Jewish one, founded by the first Jews to resettle here after Oliver Cromwell permitted ...

It would be easy to dismiss A Hard Day’s Night, the Beatles film made in 1964, as a throwaway period piece. The plot hurls ...

Many of Jay McInerney’s characters had their glory days in the 1980s and 1990s of his vivid early novels, with all of the ...

For days on end Gange paddles a tiny inflatable through a vast fjord under the midnight sun (‘there was no true dark, but a ...

What marks out Chloe Aridjis as a novelist is her ability to create atmospheres and ambiences. These often have ...

In 2005 Xandra Bingley published Bertie, May and Mrs Fish, an extraordinarily lively and enjoyable memoir of her childhood ...

Blake Morrison is the quintessential man of letters. More exactly, he’s a man of genres – poet, novelist, playwright, ...

Sir Keir Starmer is now approaching a whole week with his head in the sand. One can imagine the plaintive ‘meep, meep’ noise ...