Here Was Rome Review
By Will Barber Taylor ‘Here was Rome’ guides readers – whether at home in their armchairs or as visitors to Rome – on a tour of the city taking in […]
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Red Dwarf XII – Cured Review
By Will Barber Taylor In the opening episode the Dwarfers search for some tech to fix Starbug’s faulty steering. They come across a Scientific Research Centre where several figures from […]
BBC One’s A Very English Scandal First Look Picture
Filming on Russell T Davies’ major three-part drama for BBC One A Very English Scandal has begun. Hugh Grant as Jeremy Thorpe and Ben Whishaw as Norman Scott will be […]
The Trials of Lady Jane Douglas Review
By Will Barber Taylor Scotland, Paris, London – the search for the answer to one question sent teams of expensive lawyers far and wide – did the beautiful and wayward […]
Robert Louis Stevenson in Samoa Review
By Will Barber Taylor Almost every adult and child is familiar with Treasure Island, but fewer know that Robert Louis Stevenson lived out his last years on a similarly remote […]
Defiance: The Life and Choices of Lady Anne Barnard Review
By Will Barber Taylor Poet and musician, artist and hostess, Lady Anne Barnard lived at the heart of Georgian society. High born yet egalitarian, she travelled to France to observe […]
Whatever Happened to Bruce Timm?
By Will Barber Taylor Bruce Timm is rightly revered as one of the greats of recent cartoon history. His work on ground breaking shows like Batman: The Animated Series, Justice […]
The Child In Time Promotional Pictures
Adapted by Stephen Butchard from Ian McEwan’s Whitbread Prize winning novel, The Child In Time is a lyrical and heartbreaking exploration of love, loss and the power of things unseen. […]
I Know Who You Are DVD Review
By Will Barber Taylor Juan Elias (Francesc Garrido), a successful criminal lawyer with aspirations of becoming dean of the university and teacher of the most sought-after ethics Masters Course in […]
Long Road From Jarrow Book Review
By Will Barber Taylor In the autumn of 1936, some 200 men from the Tyneside town of Jarrow marched 300 miles to London in protest against the destruction of their […]
