Is the call to rename Snowdon a real grievance or just another case of anti-Englishness?

Blake Bailey has become the latest figure to allegedly fall foul of the uncompromising moral standards of American publishing

New revelations about Hollywood producer Scott Rudin are a sad but unsurprising indictment on the entire industry and its practices

Ed Balls’ presence in public life is a welcome reminder that sometimes there can be a second act for former politicians

Alexander Adams delves into two new books that examine the art theft of occupying armies in two different ages

How the case for monarchy rests not only in its advantages, but also in its alternatives

A beautiful and unusual book can lift the spirits of even the most jaded reviewer

The Grand National and the culture of horseracing in art and literature

Rev Steve Morris explains how we can repurpose the smoking cap away from the dandies and back to functional wear

How Helen McCrory blazed through her life and career like a comet