Et tu, Brute?
I shouldn’t have read through the list of my accusers, but I did
It is high time to modernise our education system
We don’t need a revolution in education, just give kids more choice
Why Black Lives Matter are so dangerous
We’re harming young people by pretending everything in Britain is racist
Dreams of a New Day: Songs by Black Composers (Cedille)
There is a wealth of diverse talent out there — all we have to do is listen
Soma-ed to the max in Seville
Partaking of the delights of the capital city of Spain’s Andalusia increasingly feels too Aldous Huxley for comfort
Scapegoat of a paranoid era
Anne Sebba’s book on Ethel Rosenberg is a towering memorial
Modernising the Royal Family
David Starkey talks to Graham Stewart about the crown’s delicate balance between reform, revolution, and sustaining a useful role
The questioning of women
Answers are the hardest words to say
Krzysztof Penderecki: Credo (Hänssler Classics)
The climaxes are sensational, some of the strongest music Penderecki ever created; we may never see its like again
Crypto-art for cryptomillions
Digital art: the millennial trend
Post-Colonial
When will we get serious about cyberwarfare?
Team America may save us yet
Brits might not like to admit it, but the US can-do attitude is what we need to recover from Covid
Napoleon Bonaparte: A PR nightmare
On the bicentenary of his death, Napoleon Bonaparte remains a curiously stubborn rampart of cultural history in France and beyond