After the revolution: the new Portugal takes shape Covering the revolt for East German television 50 years ago, JOHN GREEN witnessed first-hand how the revolution blossomed and withered, as anti-worker and reformist forces aligned to keep the Communist Party from power
Interview Tuesday 22nd Aug 2023 Interview My camera is my weapon Three internationally renowned female photographers, whose work combines visual innovation, aesthetic brilliance and militancy, talk to JOHN GREEN
Book Review Sunday 13th Aug 2023 Book Review Steppeing out JOHN GREEN welcomes a new history that makes the reader question both origins and national identities
Tuesday 01st Aug 2023 Remember this? JOHN GREEN marvels at a vision of working-class lives in the industrial Midlands, pre-Thatcher
Friday 04th Aug 2023 War: is it in our genes? Capitalism drives modern warfare — but our species has waged determined and passionate campaigns of murder against each other long before its arrival. How can we begin to explain this, asks JOHN GREEN
Friday 12th May 2023 From industrial revolution's lifelines to spaces of leisure JOHN GREEN looks at the Britain’s canal network, its historical arteries
Obituary Friday 28th Apr 2023 Obituary Harry Belafonte 1927 - 2023 JOHN GREEN pays tribute to the activism of a man of political fearlessness
Friday 14th Apr 2023 One swallow does not a summer make Where do swallows go over winter, asks JOHN GREEN
Thursday 06th Apr 2023 Brodowin: King Charles and the post-socialist farm The King was probably attracted to the organic farming methods at the largest ‘biodynamic’ farm in Germany, rather than the politics behind them, muses JOHN GREEN
Book Review Friday 31st Mar 2023 Book Review God’s Rottweillers JOHN GREEN takes issue with a well-researched but politically naive history of the evangelical churches in Latin America
Friday 24th Mar 2023 Bringing beavers to west London JOHN GREEN reports on rewilding attempts in the capital and beyond in order to give a boost to rare or endangered wildlife