Everybody Knows A Dave

Bacchanalian musings

Edited by Beth Robinson

Michelangelo and Western 'Ways of Seeing'

Florence can claim to have been the beating heart of the renaissance, home to names familiar even to those who know little about the...

In a recent Panorama programme, the team returned to Blackburn ten years after airing ‘White Fright’, a discussion about the...

Sarah Vine, columnist for the Daily Mail, is scathing about the recent ‘revelations’ regarding politicians and their sexual...

It’s a 0630hrs crisp autumnal morning in the rural idyll of Garthorpe in the Leicestershire countryside. I’m bleary-eyed, sipping on...

It’s a late summer evening in 1986. A fast motorbike sprints down the road, parallel with a military runway. The rider looks right,...

Admittedly, I'm a bit grumpy at six o'clock in the morning, imbibing early-morning caffeine and peering bleary-eyed at the BBC news, but...

The politician and historian Thomas Babington Macaulay imagined, in 1840, the fall of a great empire. He conjured a future “when some...

Somewhere in Europe, some 50,000 years ago, a group of twenty or so Neanderthals huddle together in a cave, generating a little warmth...

Faith /feɪθ/…Strong belief in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction rather than proof. Oxford English Dictionary...

In 1840, the British politician and historian Thomas Babington Macaulay asked his readers to imagine the fall of a great empire. Macaulay...

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