Reviews
The former England football manager changed the culture of the team - and the country
The French revolt: how the working class turned against the boho elites
Keegan dominated the 1970s but was something altogether different and new: football’s first player-as-entrepreneur
There’s something especially poignant about the last days of a tennis champion. The technical brilliance, discipline and will to win remain but the body is much less accommodating
Donald McRae's The Last Bell: a study in obsession and a sad farewell to the fight game
The Labour leader is utterly ruthless but what does he want to do with power?
The American journalist supported the Iraq war - until he watched the carnage unfold. Now he advocates a policy of “tragic realism” for our chaotic era
Nether left nor right but occupying the “hard centre”
London is not Britain
How the first Labour government - of 1924 - shattered the old political order
As war rages in Ukraine, the football club that is “more than a club”
AI, the Hobbesian state and the professor who wants to be a big picture thinker
What comes after liberalism?
From an East End council flat to Westminster: Labour's rising star
James Graham is fast becoming our national playwright - for these troubled modern times, at least
The search for the soul of a misunderstood English county
Chairing the judges of the Baillie Gifford winner of winners' award and a case of mistaken identity
The last interview - an audio long read
A biographer searches for the mysterious former Talk Talk frontman who created music of beauty and grace
As Margaret Thatcher’s political revolution unfolded, a group of style-obsessed misfits brightened troubled times.