Mark Carney rises to address world leaders, businessmen and bankers at the World Economic Forum. As the Canadian Prime Minister, he has faced constant attack from...
It’s a trademark of the McCartney songbook: Silly Love Songs, My Love, Maybe I’m Amazed, When I’m 64, Martha My Dear – the list could go...
“Are you going to put that on your twitter or your instagram?” Paul Thomas Anderson returns after an “interesting” addition to his filmography with One Battle...
How much does the prime minister really affect the way society works? Can two subsequent prime ministers destroy nearly everything internally and all the respect for...
How far would you go to save a child? Or the desire of having a child? Federico García Lorca’s Yerma deals with this moral tragedy as...
The Shakespearean nature of Tony Blair’s time as Prime Minister is something that had never been seen and his obsession with “the spin” that had won...
Under a cacophony of boos, Denis Healy, the chancellor in James Callaghan’s late 1970s government walks out to the Labour Party conference in Blackpool. “It means...