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The not-so-bright lights of celebrity-authored books in Indian children’s literature.

What is Wendell Berry angry about? In 1950 there were more than twenty million farms in the United States. Today there are about two million.

​​​​​​​Last week, in the course of discussing a vaccine case, we mused over the misuse of the due process clause of the fourteenth amendment. Just for a moment we were back at U. of...

Was Argentina-France the greatest final ever? Or a dull game with a great finish? Readers have their say, and our columnist holds his ground.

Republicans are winning over Hispanic voters. Democrats may not have learned from their 2020 mistakes.

The repeatedly delayed Future of Britain event is no threat to Sir Keir, but its ‘big ideas’ are utterly inadequate in the face of the problems they purport to address, writes Paul Demarty

A wise philosopher once said, “It’s sooooo haaaaarrdd to say goooooodbyyeeeee to yesterdaaaaaay,” but it’s obvious that young sage could not predict the advent of reality TV, which would, indeed,

      Ian Fletcher has now joined the British Broadcasting Corporation for W1A - a fictional satirical behind-the-scenes series based at the BBCs London headquarters. As Ian begins his new job as the BBCs Head of Values, he encounters a problem. Despite the job having been sold to him as a chance to influence and shape one of the Great British institutions, he soon realises that not only does he not have time to think Big Thoughts, he never has any time to think any thoughts at all. T...

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Episode 4 Ian Fletcher has now joined the British Broadcasting Corporation for W1A - a fictional satirical behind-the-scenes series based at the BBCs London headquarters. As Ian begins his new job as the BBCs Head of Values, he encounters a problem. Despite the job having been sold to him as a chance to influence and shape one of the Great British institutions, he soon realises that not only does he not have time to think Big Thoughts, he never has any time to think any thoughts at all. To make...