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It was quite a night; the most diverse Bafta awards ever, an imaginative range of nominations and winners. Daniel Kaluuya won the best supporting...
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By autumn, god willing, young adults, whose lives have been on hold for so long, will be able to take risks, embark on fabulous adventures and become...
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I can’t recall your faces, forgive me. But your Spanish English accents are still in my head. As I fell flat on my face, you rushed to help me up....
Dear readers, are some, or many of you, suffering from more than the usual post-Christmas blues? Do you find yourself caught in spasms of fear,...
So, the gruelling year ends not with a bang but a frightful crash. Trust is eroded; blame is fired in every direction. Humans seem to need to do that...
In 2017, John Le Carré, the world-beating espionage writer, said on a US TV programme: “I am English to the core. My England would be the one that...
Most of those felled by the coronavirus have been reduced to a passing number. In “Elegy Written in a Country Graveyard”, the 18th century poet...
The Culture Secretary, Oliver Dowden, wants Netflix to display a health warning before episodes of The Crown, so that viewers don’t mix up fact and...
The ignominious controversy involving the Prime Minister and Priti Patel has thrown up challenges. A number of Ugandan Asian and Indian contacts want...
Two separate, new surveys make grim reading for British Muslims. The Labour Muslim Network (LMN), has discovered that a third of Labour’s Muslims...
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See how brazenly powerful white men disparage Princess Diana as we approach the 25th anniversary of her BBC Panorama interview with Martin Bashir....
Strictly Come Dancing is back! It brings bursts of euphoria as well as respite from Covid traumas and Brexit fears. Bitterly divided Brits will gather...
A 17th-century Royal African Company slave ship lies on the seabed in the English Channel. Forty miles from our shore, manacled, anguished Africans...
Periodically, the small screen makes such a massive impact on viewers it spurs political action and social reform. Did you watch Honour on ITV last...
Sarah Vine, the Daily Mail columnist and spouse of Michael Gove, is very, very cross with Sasha Swire, author of The Diary Of An MP’s Wife. I can...
On Monday evening, I was walking around the block – a lockdown routine – when this happened: a Somali woman in a purply hijab was on the other...
Is Woman’s Hour still relevant? Do we still need more flipping books on wimmin? Me too, me too, whine, whine, don’t all lives matter? Those...
Autumn creeps in, apprehension grows about the darkening and cold days and nights to come. What will happen to Covid numbers? To the economy? To work,...
Listen to people in queues and you learn so much. I have a little book in which I log interesting stuff I overhear. This conversation was something...
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