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Feel-good films to lift you out of the doldrums
I consider it a matter of considerable unfairness that Christmas is in December. Why does the festive period have to come to an end at
I consider it a matter of considerable unfairness that Christmas is in December. Why does the festive period have to come to an end at
Twenty-twenty-three: an economic bust, but a reading boom —– Quite frankly, 2023 didn’t have the feel of a year when I’d manage to read more
Songs are like people – they need time to find their perfect partner —– Every now and I get up in the morning and think:
On the beauty of fleeting human connections —– November 2003, North London. Five bright young female law students file into a cinema auditorium in Wood
A trip to Madrid to meet a 20th century masterpiece —– Damn. I’ve seen it. That wasn’t meant to happen. I’m in the Museo Nacionale
“What a palaver!” I shouldn’t be laughing right now, as I am talking to my sister about a fall she just had while out running,
I love a good duet. Two men, two women – or a male/female collaboration…it doesn’t matter. When two fine voices come together and complement each
The 90s tracks I put on when I need a holiday from the 2020s —– Every now and again, that old dinner party conversation-starter comes
When it comes to certain Yorkshire words, the old adage holds true: you can take the lass out of Yorkshire but you can’t take the
If this playlist doesn’t out me as a British millennial, nothing will —– I’ve been a long-distance runner since the age of 14. In the