Fiction Review Fiction Review Distant Signs by Anne Richter Novel explores the mindset of the younger generation in the GDR
Book Review Thursday 30th Aug 2018 Book Review Survivor of Miami Showband Massacre during Ireland's ‘Troubles’ seeks justice The Miami Showband Massacre: A Survivor’s Search for the Truthby Stephen Travers and Neil Fetherstonhaugh
Book review Sunday 26th Aug 2018 Book review Revelatory account of the 'untouchables' experience in the making of India Ants Among Elephants: An Untouchable Family and the Making of Modern Indiaby Sujatha Gidla
Book Review Thursday 26th Jul 2018 Book Review We may soon all have cause to fear the dawn raid John Robins's book Guilty Until Proven Innocent explains why, says BERNADETTE HYLAND
Fiction Review Monday 23rd Jul 2018 Fiction Review Laski's satire on Tory 'heaven' is in a class apart Tory Heaven, orThunder on the Rightby Marghanita Laski(Persephone Books, £13)
Book Review Thursday 19th Jul 2018 Book Review Landmark strike in the struggle for equal pay There's much to learn from a book on the victory of the Trico women in 1976, says BERNADETTE HYLAND
Theatre Review Tuesday 03rd Jul 2018 Theatre Review Striking reminder in show on landmark US labour dispute Bread & RosesOldham Coliseum Theatre
Book Review Wednesday 28th Mar 2018 Book Review The era that lit the fuse of feminist revolution The Feminist Revolution: The Struggle for Women’s Liberation 1966-1988by Bonnie J Morris and D-M Withers(Virago, £30)
Thursday 08th Mar 2018 The legacy of the suffragettes lies with today’s working-class women There is a massive gap between well-off women who seeks to promote their books, their businesses and brands as ‘feminists’ and the real inheritors of suffragism and radical politics, says BERNADETTE HYLAND
Theatre Review Wednesday 24th Jan 2018 Theatre Review Pointed polemic from suspended Labour activist The LynchingFriends' Meeting House, Manchester/Touring
Interview Monday 15th Jan 2018 Interview ‘He spoke to what was needed to create an equal society’ Playwright TREVOR GRIFFITHS talks to Bernadette Hyland about the continuing significance of the 18th century radical Thomas Paine
