Speaking Truth Unto the BBC
Charles Moore, one of the BBC's most trenchant critics, discusses its future with its former chairman, Sir Christopher Bland, and the Editor of Standpoint,
Antisemitism in the US
It has always struck me that while huge concern is expressed about the recrudescence of largely left-liberal, antisemitism in contemporary Europe, a great silence
A Mucky Business
An unknown number of people "may have died" from oil slops dumped around Abidjan, the capital of Ivory Coast, in August 2006, according to
A Good Book
I've been enjoying a new book by Jonathan Kampfner called Freedom for Sale. Its about the various democratic or sovereign autocracies and how they
Bradshaw and the BBC
Ben Bradshaw is not a politician to whom I naturally warm. However. Maybe because he once worked for the BBC, he seems to have
Control Orders Linger On
Control orders are to linger on, the Home Secretary announced today. He was responding to a decision by the law lords in June that
Bloody Nerve
Why did no one warn me about District 9?
Bomber Harris
I've been admiring a biography of Arthur Harris by Henry Probart, one of several books I realised I should have read after finishing my