'The Secret Barrister' lifts the lid on a mysterious world

This arresting novel needs more sex

As rents rise and hipsters parade down the so-called "casting alley," one building is restoring a past sense of community

A former British army officer is sceptical

Whether he was conducting, composing or communicating, Bernstein was a stylish innovator

Margaret Thatcher and the Express were unlikely supporters of the early European project

Jefferson was a slave-holder who urged permanent revolution. He doesn’t deserve acclaim

Public value must come back into economic thinking

Our cities have a democratic deficit

This book isn't a bridge too far for the historian