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This week: J. Meirion Thomas tells us about the story of the politician, the street trader and the foiled kidney transplant plot (00:57), Tom Goodenough discusses the blurred lines between sport and entertainment (08:30) and Adam Sweeting reads his interview with documentary-maker Nick Broomfield about the forgotten Rolling Stone (13:42).
This week: Spectator editor Fraser Nelson writes in this week’s cover story about how Brexit has led to Britain having more, not less, immigration – Rishi Sunak’s government is masking dysfunction in the welfare system by bringing in people to fill vacant jobs. To make his case, Fraser joins us alongside our economics editor Kate Andrews.
An amateur dramatic society is returning to the stage for the first time in five years.
As a new term starts, Thames Valley Police have reaffirmed their commitment to keeping specially trained officers working in schools to support…
Parents raise concern as pupils from Park House in Newbury receive false positive coronavirus tests Children kept home despite later negative result Sarah Bosley '); AFTER just one morning in the classroom a number of pupils at a Newbury school were sent home to isolate after a positive rapid lateral flow test (LFT). But the parents of those children have voiced their frustrations at the system after the pupil went on to test negative after a PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test. Carol Mitchell’s daughter Loren Willis – a Year 11 pupil at Park House School – had a negative LFT in sch...