Counterpoints- Page 11

Could the greatest dilemma faced by men and women today come at the end of a meal when the waiter appears with the bill?

The paradox of the EU referendum is that the over-65s are the keenest to leap into the unknown

During the Second World War, a "perpetual association" between France and the UK was proposed — in effect, the EU Mark I

Did Shakespeare write a sequel to Romeo and Juliet? Compelling intertextual links suggest it's possible

University Challenge is a novel delight for an American

Maurice Fraser, who was special adviser to three Foreign Secretaries and Head of the LSE European Institute, defied distinctions

A performance by the Bach Collegium Japan shows that Western culture belongs to everyone

Was William the Conqueror Jewish? It's more likely than you think

Can the abundant amenities of the city make up for the nagging feeling that everyone else is having much more fun than you?

High rents in London are likely to drive millennials out, but the city's emotional pull is strong

"The spending rules in place for this year’s referendum mean that the Remain campaign will have the capacity substantially to outspend the Leave side"

Was the received wisdom wrong about the European exchange rate mechanism?