Why don’t the Irish qualify for reparations?
The BBC journalist Laura Trevelyan is confused about social justice.
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Richard Sharp reveals how dinner parties rule British politics
The BBC chairman has inadvertently given us a glimpse of a culture of unofficial introductions and handshakes.
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How Happy Valley reveals the reality of austerity
Since 2014, Sally Wainwright’s complex police drama has laid bare the hope and terror of living in the north of…
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Why have the BBC and Labour Party learned Tuftonspeak?
How the “tax burden” went mainstream.
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Radio 4 offers BBC staff a chance to “get your head around the economy”
Are W1Aers sure they understand how debt works?
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Richard Sharp’s letter to BBC staff leaves the essential questions unanswered
The broadcaster’s chairman offers an inconclusive defence of his role in an £800,000 loan guarantee to Boris Johnson.
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Can Newsnight recapture its lost glory?
With declining viewing numbers and high-profile resignations at the flagship news programme, Victoria Derbyshire speaks on the troubles at the…
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How Scott Ross broke the rules of classical music
The harpsichord “cowboy”, who died from Aids in 1989, left behind a heroic body of work.
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