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Fantasy Dinner Party Part 4
By Olivia Utley
Our leading journalists host a motley crew of characters from the past and present, while cartoonist Michael Heath draws the selfies
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Fantasy Dinner Party Part 3
By Rachel Cunliffe
Our leading journalists host a motley crew of characters from the past and present, while cartoonist Michael Heath draws the selfies
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Fantasy Dinner Party Part 2
By Annabel Denham
Our leading journalists host a motley crew of characters from the past and present, while cartoonist Michael Heath draws the selfies
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An Irish Girl in New York
By Joanna Bell
Joanna Bell fled London for a new life in the Big Apple and found kindly nuns and a surfeit of Bud Light
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Nasser's Henchmen
By Michael Karam
The story of the former Nazis who helped Egypt build a modern state after World War II
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Fantasy Dinner Party Part 1
By Madeline Grant
Our leading journalists host a motley crew of characters from the past and present, while cartoonist Michael Heath draws the selfies
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Love in Longhand
By Adam Barker
When Baroness Trumpington, the Conservative politician, wooed her future husband, the late Alan Barker, it was in a long-distance world, devoid of Skype, Instagram or WhatsApp. Here her son, Adam Barker, shares some of her letters from that time
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Smilin' the Blues Away
By Jonathan Wingate
Jonathan Wingate discovers that after all these years Jools Holland’s energy and effervescent enthusiasm for a life in music remain undimmed
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Pretty & Bold
By Bruce Anderson
Bruce Anderson reminds us of the role played by Flora Macdonald in the aftermath of the Battle of Culloden
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The Great British Picnic
By Tom Parker Bowles
Tom Parker Bowles examines why we are obsessed with an inconvenient, counterintuitive dining ritual
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The Legalisation of Cannabis in the UK
By Ranald Macdonald
Ranald Macdonald interviews Big Narstie in the Cigar Room at Boisdale of Canary Wharf
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Reggae's Philosopher
By David Katz
The versatile virtuoso Horace Andy describes his life in music to David Katz, from riffing with Bob Marley to fronting Massive Attack
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Fantasy Dinner Party Part 4
By Olivia Utley
Our leading journalists host a motley crew of characters from the past and present, while cartoonist Michael Heath draws the selfies
- Features
Fantasy Dinner Party Part 3
By Rachel Cunliffe
Our leading journalists host a motley crew of characters from the past and present, while cartoonist Michael Heath draws the selfies
- Features
Fantasy Dinner Party Part 2
By Annabel Denham
Our leading journalists host a motley crew of characters from the past and present, while cartoonist Michael Heath draws the selfies
- Features
An Irish Girl in New York
By Joanna Bell
Joanna Bell fled London for a new life in the Big Apple and found kindly nuns and a surfeit of Bud Light
- Features
Saddam: My Part In His Downfall
By Michael Karam
Thirty years-ago, a US-led coalition kicked the Iraqi Army out of Kuwait. Simon Mayall, who was a British staff officer in that momentous military action, tells Michael Karam about the war he very nearly missed
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Vintage Masculinity
By Mary Killen
Reflecting on the passing of the dynamic, dashing yet dutiful Prince Philip, Mary Killen observes that the Queen may have worn the crown, but he definitely wore the trousers
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Nasser's Henchmen
By Michael Karam
The story of the former Nazis who helped Egypt build a modern state after World War II
- Features
Fantasy Dinner Party Part 1
By Madeline Grant
Our leading journalists host a motley crew of characters from the past and present, while cartoonist Michael Heath draws the selfies
- Features
Love in Longhand
By Adam Barker
When Baroness Trumpington, the Conservative politician, wooed her future husband, the late Alan Barker, it was in a long-distance world, devoid of Skype, Instagram or WhatsApp. Here her son, Adam Barker, shares some of her letters from that time
- Features
Smilin' the Blues Away
By Jonathan Wingate
Jonathan Wingate discovers that after all these years Jools Holland’s energy and effervescent enthusiasm for a life in music remain undimmed
- Features
Pretty & Bold
By Bruce Anderson
Bruce Anderson reminds us of the role played by Flora Macdonald in the aftermath of the Battle of Culloden
- Features
The Great British Picnic
By Tom Parker Bowles
Tom Parker Bowles examines why we are obsessed with an inconvenient, counterintuitive dining ritual
- Features
The Legalisation of Cannabis in the UK
By Ranald Macdonald
Ranald Macdonald interviews Big Narstie in the Cigar Room at Boisdale of Canary Wharf
- Features
Reggae's Philosopher
By David Katz
The versatile virtuoso Horace Andy describes his life in music to David Katz, from riffing with Bob Marley to fronting Massive Attack
- Features
Saddam: My Part In His Downfall
By Michael Karam
Thirty years-ago, a US-led coalition kicked the Iraqi Army out of Kuwait. Simon Mayall, who was a British staff officer in that momentous military action, tells Michael Karam about the war he very nearly missed
- Features
Vintage Masculinity
By Mary Killen
Reflecting on the passing of the dynamic, dashing yet dutiful Prince Philip, Mary Killen observes that the Queen may have worn the crown, but he definitely wore the trousers
- Features
