July 12, 2019

What has The Guardian got against classical music? The press and politicians are patronising working-class kids

James MacMillan

08.07

The problem with political journalism The punditocracy is part of the new establishment

Peter Franklin

27.06

How cricket ran out of time

Jon Hotten

17.06

David Brooks: “Social freedom is not a good feeling” The NYT columnist discusses how to make life – and politics – more meaningful

Freddie Sayers

29.05

Can Manchester unite the country? Plan bee: time to move the UK's capital to the home of radicalism

Jonn Elledge

07.05

Let’s close down open-plan offices

Peter Franklin

01.05

Do we really have that much in common? The insistence that all communities are the same is a damaging one

Trevor Phillips

26.04

Whatever happened to TV’s working-class heroes? Television is awfully posh — and all the poorer for it

Fiona Sturges

29.03

Does class still count?

James Bloodworth

13.03

The revolution will be commercialised

D.J. Taylor

27.02

Can books save a dying town? The idea that literature could regenerate remote communities was met with scepticism

Josh Adams

19.02

What has ‘flyover country’ got to complain about? Opportunities may be more geographically balanced, but respect is not

Peter Franklin