22 Oct 2024 - 1:00am

Keir Starmer is haunted by England Removing portraits won't erase the past

Alexander Poots

16.10

Why Robin Hood was outlawed Today, the yeoman would be a danger tourist

Mary Harrington

14.10

Jilly Cooper knows what women want In her books, pleasure doesn't come with a morality test

Sarah Ditum

07.10

Saudi Arabia is stealing snooker’s soul Torn from its British heritage, the game may die

Brendan Cooper

03.10

The moral weakness of Britain’s ruling class Alan Hollinghurst revels in elite misbehaviour

Pratinav Anil

02.10

Wuthering Heights isn’t a love story Heathcliff is a sado-masochistic wretch

Terry Eagleton

01.10

Antisemitism stains the art world One year on, galleries won't risk platforming Jews

Michelle Wolodarsky

30.09

The absurd optimism of Megalopolis Francis Ford Coppola has faith in human genius

Matt Feeney

30.09

Female ageing is the ultimate horror story You can't kill the hag inside

Sarah Ditum

30.09

Inside the dangerous world of papyrus dealing Frauds have infested the artefact trade

Alexander Poots

26.09

Michel Houellebecq is literature’s Lucifer Like all satanic writers, he tells unwanted truths

Darran Anderson

25.09

Beware the weather gods Our obsession with climate has ancient roots

Mary Harrington