Obituary
Peter King: a man of many talents
Remembering the great British saxophonist and prize-winning maker of model aircraft
The man behind the Monster
Bernd Fischer and the need for precision
The best of Heads
Sir Eric Anderson employed the best and let them get on with it
Rescue specialist
He had a particular skill with those who had fallen foul of the system
Old school reformer
Eric understood that the system had to stop being a relic of the past
Master of judgement
Jacob Rees-Mogg remembers a man who knew how to handle people
Fair cop
When he gave you a punishment he’d ask if you agreed it was fair
Authoritative not Authoritarian
His Scottish Presbyterian view was not hierarchical
Trust that sustained a community
The main thing about Sir Eric Anderson was his integrity
A living justification for the Union
Eric was at ease with England, yet contributed something which England alone could not provide
Had cake, ate cake
Why Boris won’t allow other people to enjoy the things he has
Ofcom is a menace to our freedom of speech
It is high time we liberated our airwaves
Track rate
Tom Chesshyre has a soft spot for railway hotels
An awful warning
Ainsworth’s fate was sealed not how he wrote but what he placed at the heart of his stories
How Europe slowly came to terms with the Holocaust
And with what shifting emphasis do different countries remember the crime? Jeremy Black and Graham Stewart discuss
Letter from Washington: America’s pre-existing conditions
An unwell body politic must reckon with a sick president
Dinner at Brasenose? Unmasking the Secret Barrister
The Secret Barrister’s new book tears apart fake news and the notion of compensation culture
The paradox at the heart of Catholicism
Catholic catechism is one thing, but the beliefs of the more than a billion adherents are often something entirely different
A conservative chairman won’t save the BBC
No matter who takes over the BBC, the corporation is irrevocably broken
Against Protocol
Did Boris Johnson just announce he’s given up on Brexit negotiations?