A pleasant respite from the tumult in Cambridge
It’s far from clear that Great Britain, or Europe, for that matter, can provide a sanctuary from Trump
United kingdom
Friday
A symbol of hope for Europe
Trump came to office on January 20 in the strongest possible position
Monday
The West faces a new type of housing crisis
Will new generations ever be able to afford a home?
Friday
Have you ever heard of the St. Brice’s Day Massacre?
Crypt is a collection of seven essays that unearth details about how certain people lived and died in the past
Thursday
How the Special Relationship could be renewed after US-UK elections
Keir Starmer says British ties with the US are ‘vital to our shared security’
Tuesday
Johann Hari’s career-long trouble with the truth
A British accent can always help cover a multitude of sins in the American publishing world
Tuesday
Liz Truss’s American book tour
‘The media presence at CPAC showed where the future of broadcasting lies’
Thursday
Liz Truss works the crowd at CPAC
‘It’s great to be here and get the fresh injection of conservative energy — we need it,’ she told a half-full room
Thursday
How to celebrate Christmas in London
Wrap up warm and get walking
Monday
Keef at eighty (Yes, really)
Celebrating the Stones icon
Monday
Can The Crown redeem itself in its final hours?
We could be looking at the worst-received finale to a major television show since Game of Thrones
Thursday
The royal lust of Hampton Court
The history of the magnificent Thames-side palace is vividly brought to life by Gareth Russell
Tuesday
Why America’s top TV networks are banking on English soccer
It sure seems like there are more red-blooded Americans patrolling our streets in Arsenal and Liverpool shirts these days
Sunday
What lies behind the obsession with race transforming universities?
Doug Stokes challenges the dominant cultural and political narrative which portrays Britain as endemically racist
Thursday
Are Harry and Meghan making moves for a royal return?
Harry is said to have reconnected with his uncle Prince Edward
Tuesday
The Sycamore Gap tragedy is one of a long list of tree killings
The culprits never seem possessed by tree-hatred, if there is such a thing. Rather, they seem to act on misanthropy
Sunday
Treachery! Americans rank Britain the world’s best country
Clearly there wasn’t a category for dental hygiene included under public health…
Wednesday
Kevin Spacey is finally free
Gay romance doesn’t abide by many of the rules and expectations of the straight world
Monday
Mick Jagger at eighty: the beginnings of a Rolling Stone
No other major rock star is as obviously a product of his time and place as the Stones frontman
Sunday
John F. Kennedy’s trip worth remembering
His 1963 visit to Germany, Ireland and the UK spawned some of his most memorable and impactful moments
