Opinion Arts | Tuesday 24th May 2022 Opinion On the the universal demand for healing song when things go bad
Monday 23rd May 2022 The anatomy of homicidal policing DENNIS BROE recommends two limited network series which address murderous police brutality - one historical in 1960s France and the other contemporary in the US
Opinion Monday 23rd May 2022 Opinion In praise of Studio Ghibli’s environmental education... for children and adults YUAN PAN argues that at a time of acute climate crisis these animations focus on intrinsic commonalities help imagine fairer, more equal societies that live in harmony with nature
Music Monday 23rd May 2022 Music Album reviews with Ian Sinclair: May 23, 2022 New releases from Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood, The Americans and CoN&KwAkE
Books Review Monday 23rd May 2022 Books Review A memoir of unadorned honesty The Fighter Who Fell in Love – A Spanish Civil War MemoirBy James R JumpThe Clapton Press £9.99
Book Review Monday 23rd May 2022 Book Review A life dedicated to a laudable vision CHRIS SEARLE recommends an ‘warts and all’ biography of the quintessential Caribbean rebel
Book Review Monday 23rd May 2022 Book Review Tested by legacies of colonialism and apartheid STEVE ANDREW recommends a comprehensive and revealing narrative about the most significant communist party in Africa
BOOKS Friday 20th May 2022 BOOKS How an Oldham working-class hero powered to Jarama COLIN TURBETT reviews a colourful account of the life and death of communist speedway star Clem Beckett
Friday 20th May 2022 Global Routes with Tony Burke: May 20, 2022 Seminal 1970s recordings by Gabon’s Orchestre Massako reissued
Friday 20th May 2022 Attila the Stockbroker Diary Remember, while celebrating Levellers’ Day, that the ‘good old cause’ of the Commonwealth (‘for the many not the few’) is still awaiting its historic conclusion
Friday 20th May 2022 Film round-up: May 19, 2022 MARIA DUARTE reviews Emergency, The Innocents, A-ha: The Movie, and Murina
