Sandals and spooks
Why did the British secret services take such a keen interest in the activities of folk icon Ewan MacColl? Ken Hunt digs in the archives
Why did the British secret services take such a keen interest in the activities of folk icon Ewan MacColl? Ken Hunt digs in the archives
Andrew Tudor searches for the soul of cinema
Win a host of prizes
Brenda Maddox reviews Mary Loudon's memoir of a lost sister
Michael Bywater misses his ivory tower
Stuart Sim reviews the latest from an up-and-coming Canadian novelist
Douglas Rushkoff strips the Bible back to basics
Laurie Taylor goes into orbit
Sally Feldman on the dazzling flaws of a Jewish chronicle
Evolution cannot explain culture: there are limits to the uses of Darwinism, says Adam Kuper