Pantomime polemic
When he was invited to debate David Starkey on the subject of Britishness, Musa Okwonga looked forward to the opportunity to challenge the historian's controversial views on race and multiculturalism.…
Culture
Book review: Breaking Their Will by Janet Heimlich
Richard Wilson on an important exposé of religious abuse
Book review: Guilt by Ferdinand von Schirach
Stephen Sedley judges the memoirs of a jaded lawyer
Books review: Rabbis behaving badly
Liberals have a history of sparking controversy within British Judaism. Keith Kahn-Harris surveys new books by two trouble-making leaders
Book review: The Train in the Night by Nick Coleman
Andrew Mueller hears Nick Coleman's pain
Book review: Behind the Beautiful Forevers by Katherine Boo
Charles Haynes enjoys a portrait of the Mumbai slums
Theatre review: Believers Anonymous
A new play imagines a dystopian future in which religion is outlawed, and remaining believers must be weaned off faith like addicts. Natasha Lewis climbs the Twelve Steps
Film review: Prometheus
Beyond the slick production and big-budget hype, is Prometheus the philosophical blockbuster that was promised? Fred Rowson wonders what to believe
Whine dining
Laurie Taylor has his very own euro crisis
Q&A: Shazia Mirza
Taboo-busting comic Shazia Mirza has combined an international reputation for close-to-the-bone gags with a belief in Islam. But now she faces her greatest challenge as she submits to New Humanist’s…