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Articles Written by: ANDREW ANTHONY
For le Carré, who enjoyed his 78th birthday last month, the time has come to consider his legacy – there are 21 titles on the backlist – and where it will be best presented. With all respect to Hodder, it's not hard to see why a writer who is concerned ...
The impending appearance this week of the BNP leader Nick Griffin on BBC's Question Time has raised once more the spectre of racism and its continuing role in British society. But while Griffin may personify an overt form of prejudice, the kind that ...
When The South Bank Show first started back in 1978, the prime minister at the time was a former chancellor who had inherited the post without fighting an election, and a battle-weary Labour government was struggling through its last year in power. ...
If you can remember the 60s, the saying goes, then you weren't there. The problem is the reverse with the 70s. It's the decade that no one who lived through can seem to forget. The era of three-day weeks, Abba and skyjacking has become a myth-decorated ...
Tracey Connelly, the mother of Baby P. Photograph: Metropolitan Police/PA
The semi-detached house in which Peter Connelly spent the last hours of his brief life is bland and unremarkable. A slightly shabby prewar slice of suburbia, with bay windows and ...
Can a car be too orange? This is not just an idle consumer-choice question, along the lines of whether or not a rug comes in burgundy. Rather, it is a philosophical inquiry that seeks to determine the chromatic limits of human desire in relation to the ...
Like it or not, there is something about cocaine that excites the imagination. Not so much its chemical effect, which invariably leads to blabbering self-absorption, but more its social legend.
Whereas other drugs enjoy fleeting periods of fashion, ...
For some years now Lexus has been American for luxury. It doesn't matter that the car is Japanese – part of Toyota – because it's a brand that has had a major cultural impact in the States. If you'd been an American novelist in the last decade or so ...
The single quality of Britishness most obviously lacking in Sebastian Coe is a sense of "can't do". Doubt, cynicism and irony, those character traits in which we remain a gold medallist nation, seem to play no part in his personality. Instead, he is a ...
For all its obvious modesty, the original Ford Ka was self-consciously set on world domination. The clue to the size of its ambitions lay in its name. It sought nothing less than synonymy with the means of private road transport. The Ka didn't just ...
