Democracy: Losing Faith
Why has the internet age caused many in the west to lose faith in democracy?
Tag Archives: history
Thoughts from Places: the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp
Peter Savery explores the relevance of Auschwitz to a world that doesn’t seem to have learnt its lessons.
Review: Suburbicon
Blood on the picket fences: George Clooney takes a long hard look into the soul of small-town America.
Review: The Death of Stalin
A tragicomedy of epic proportions, featuring “puddles of indignity”, Mozart concertos, and mass murder.
Beautiful Buildings: The Royal William Yard
The Royal William Yard is a landmark regeneration project for the both the South West and the UK.
Special report: UK in limbo
Political and Business Editor James Patrick Wearmouth, and Jack Collard delve into a special, joint report on the UK’s current economic and political situation. With the UK in limbo, what will happen next?
I am a feminist. Are you?
Quite resolutely and unequivocally I am a feminist. There is no denying it, and why would I want to? James Patrick Wearmouth, Political Editor, looks into feminism.
What Next for UKIP?
Does UKIP really have much to live for? Will Diane James be the fresh leadership the party needs to heal divisions?
Politics review #5
Your essential guide to local politics (and more). Inside this special edition: a child is born; a peasants’ revolt; a diplomatic row; a WORLD EXCLUSIVE on Christianity and politics; and five referendums (can you spot them all?). Also: a quiz question!
75 Years Ago: November 24th 1940
It was a day just like this. The sky was grey, a few specs of forgotten blue sky – remnants of a forgotten summer – buried behind banks of heavy, cheerless clouds. Linda Bailey, BY-SA 2.0
