JOE LANGABEER reviews this TV series based on the dystopian video game. [WARNING – this review contains partial spoilers of some plot twists] The second
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By Joe Langabeer Industry, a co-production between the BBC and HBO, is a drama that examines the chaotic and corrupt lives of young bankers working
By Andy Ford As it often does with period drama, the BBC has done an outstanding job in dramatising the backgrounds of the three Bronte
Review by Andy Ford BBC Radio 4’s Briefing Room programme can sometimes give a fascinating insight into the views of some of the more sober
Books of the year 2025
By Michael Roberts Every year at this time, I look back at the books that I have reviewed during the year on this blog. This
Book review: The Children of the Arbat
By John Pickard I have just started reading the third book in the Arbat trilogy by Anatoli Rybakov (1911-1998). If it is half as good
Why Lucy?
By Robin Jamieson, C Psychol, AFBPsS, former head of Psychology for an NHS trust. The Lucy Letby documentary on ITV disturbed me, not for its questionable
Book reviews: dollar decline, failures of mainstream economics and epochal crisis
By Michael Roberts It’s mid-summer in the Northern hemisphere, so I thought it might be the time for a quiet review of some books on
CMAT’s song – ‘Euro Country’: a ‘millennial anthem’ on greed and corruption in the Irish “Celtic Tiger” economy
By Jamie Green Irish singer and songwriter, Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson (pictured), known as CMAT, from County Meath, Ireland, has released a new single, “Euro Country”
TV drama review: ‘What it feels like for a girl’.
Ray Goodspeed reviews the groundbreaking new drama currently showing on BBC 3 [which can be watched here] It is a very welcome coincidence that this
