The Premier League must give more to grassroots clubs
Also this week: Rachel Reeves as Elmer Fudd, a chocolate windfall, and why England’s landmarks are crumbling.
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Also this week: Rachel Reeves as Elmer Fudd, a chocolate windfall, and why England’s landmarks are crumbling.
By Katy Shaw
Viewed from the north, England has always operated on a two-tier system. The government’s pandemic response has simply made this…
By Katy Shaw
Anger is growing behind the Red Wall about the imposition of tier-three coronavirus restrictions.
By Katy Shaw
Two million people in the north discovered they were about to be locked down via Twitter.
By Katy Shaw
The quiz master on the future of TV and his debut novel The Thursday Murder Club.
By Katy Shaw
Throughout the pandemic, poetry has been mobilised as a source of consolation and a powerful form of self-expression.
By Katy Shaw
End-of-the-world dystopian narratives in books and films can help us navigate our current situation.
By Katy Shaw
For people to recognise the value and potential of the United Kingdom, we have to craft narratives that capture hearts…
By Katy Shaw
The battle for the Conservative leadership has suddenly become a battle for the north of England. Theresa May famously…
By Katy Shaw