Michael Gove’s Wild Animals in Circuses Bill appears at first glance to be nothing more than his latest essay in exhibitionistic compassion. There are, after all, fewer than 20 performing animals left
Too often political events on either side of the Atlantic are portrayed as being analogous. Too much is made of the superficial similarities between unrelated events. The Leave vote in the 2016
Of making many books about Hitler there is no end; and much study of him is a weariness of the flesh. Two more are out this summer, both by historians capable of
Chris Arnade thinks American society is a bit like a classroom. With a physics PhD, a successful Wall Street career and a family home in Brooklyn, he was one of the ones
In May the news was leaked that writer Tom King would leave DC Comics’ flagship book Batman, cutting short his 100-book run and leaving after issue 85. Fan patience had snapped after
Bad books are all too easy to spot. My concern is not those, but rather overrated works. Some can be bad, for example Shashi Tharoor’s Inglorious Empire: What the British Did to
Tolerating the intolerant “For those who thought that a global pandemic would sound the death knell for identity politics, think again” Andreas Campomar Manchester Square How to prevent the next pandemic ‘I
Tolerating the intolerant “For those who thought that a global pandemic would sound the death knell for identity politics, think again” Andreas Campomar Manchester Square How to prevent the next pandemic ‘I
Tolerating the intolerant “For those who thought that a global pandemic would sound the death knell for identity politics, think again” Andreas Campomar Manchester Square How to prevent the next pandemic ‘I
Tolerating the intolerant “For those who thought that a global pandemic would sound the death knell for identity politics, think again” Andreas Campomar Manchester Square How to prevent the next pandemic ‘I