Andrew Neil
Manners maketh answers
Rudeness does not make for good television
Ghost in the machine
Does the printer really “experience” anything?
Back to the drawing board: How the modernist cult captured architecture
Mark Alan Hewitt’s book is a welcome breath of sound common sense in a field where expensive insanity seems to have ruled the roost for far too long
Sporting life
This biography on Sir Stanley Rous and sport in the twentieth century is scholarly, balanced and well-written, says Lincoln Allison
Minority of one
Baddiel is concerned in this short, polemical book with Jews being “left out”
The EU is no friend of ours
The European Union’s increasingly open hostility towards Britain has deep historical roots, says Nigel Jones
London, Burning: ‘A page-turning delight’
For his eighth novel, Anthony Quinn continues his noble tradition of producing a thumping good read
The indefatigable Bill Cash
Sir Bill Cash has achieved his political life’s ambition of restoring British sovereignty – did he ever think it would happen and is it ‘case closed’?
Letter from Washington: Biden’s biggest problem
Immigration is a fraught issue for the president
The canary in the coal mine
The UK is at a dangerous junction when it comes to free speech
The thinning khaki line
What does the defence command paper reveal about Britain’s priorities for its armed forces?