Royal Albert Hall
Our “Nation’s Village Hall” turns 150
Anna Price tracks the emergence and endurance of Albertopolis, and how the Royal Albert Hall ties it all together
Last Night of the Proms – a storm in a teacup?
BBC Proms row has developed into an unexpectedly successful publicity stunt
The many rooms of British law
Has British legislation become too complex to be understood?
Football and the golden fleece
Football should consult its conscience before it jumps on the NFT bandwagon
Why hasn’t the Cabinet lost faith in Boris?
It is the history of Cabinet resignations, not no confidence votes, that indicates whether a Tory PM survives
Finnish on a high note
The biggest symphony orchestras are in need of music directors: but who’s in the running for the top spot?
Studio: Victorian architecture in Ulster
The undiscovered 19th century wonders of Northern Ireland
Literary festivals: sheer hell in a tent
To make people laugh for an hour is good business sense — but it says nothing about writing, or creativity, or art
A successful account of the disastrous
When the Dust Settles is a record of an achingly human response to chaos and emergency
The last jubilee?
Many of us will never live to see a jubilee again — what will sustain the Windsors without spectacle?
The Tories need to find their soul
Rakib’s Britain: Business-as-usual politics are not going to cut it after Boris
I’m done with po-faced politicians
We have long since lost the spirit of 1983
Too dangerous to live with
There’s no realist case for the lurking risk of nuclear armageddon