Free Trade
Charismatic charlatan
Benjamin Disraeli could change his mind without turning a hair
Polanski Politics
In light of the Césars drama, Christopher Silvester considers crime and censorship in film appreciation
Shining limelight upon twilight?
Daily televised press conferences are a gift to the media class not to government
No change please, we’re British
A new counter-petition campaign is a conservative response to iconoclasm
‘A Confederacy of Dunces’ at 40: A book that can change your life
Alexander Larman recalls the glee and disbelief at one of literature’s most beguilingly horrible figures
Beware the shaming and guilt-tripping bingefest
Events in the US have led to a(nother) moment of reckoning for race relations spawning a similar gamut of emotions, some justified, other less so
The toughest role
The most successful modern actor-director, Clint Eastwood, rejects “the auteur crap”