The BBC is taking a firmer line on taste and decency, according to the trustees. If so, it can kiss goodbye to retaining its audience, because, whether the middle-class gentry likes it or not, everyday life in Britain is pretty...
What she watched:Little Dorrit BBC1Prescott: The Class System And Me BBC2In Love With Barbara BBC4Ah, excellent - the clocks go back, the world turns sepia, boilers burst, snow falls in October, candles randomly gutter... let's...
The US Presidential election gets a great deal of coverage in the Sunday newspapers. The Independent on Sunday is just one of the papers offering an extensive guide to election night - and highlights the key states to watch....
'No BBC presenters here!" was chalked up on the blackboard outside my local café this week, archly reassuring people it was safe to come in. Well, it's the perfect time of year for a witch hunt. Or warlock hunt, if you like....
What is the correct response to a sudden straitening of circumstances? More specifically, what is the manly response? Is it one final, hysterical, shop-till-you-drop sweep of the Selfridges menswear department, girlish tears...
Claire Foy as Little Dorrit is near-perfect: pinched but cheerful, expecting little and joyous over the little she gets; an impossible being, but a fitting subject for the small screen, writes John Lloyd
A point regularly made by people who think that the kerfuffle about Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross has been grossly overblown is that only older people are feeling outraged. The young, they say, can't imagine what all the fuss...
Published Date: 31 October 2008 ADVICE on how small Scottish companies can do business in China is being offered at a series of free workshops, which begin this afternoon in Edinburgh. Sir Richard Needham, deputy chairman of...
Obviously, the senior powers at the BBC should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves. What a cock-up. What a failure of leadership. What a grubby betrayal of Reithian values. Is our licence fee really well spent on this gibbering...