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The Spectator
An ode to London’s closed restaurants.
Latitude 2021: the long-awaited taste of freedom.
Are we on the verge of forgetting Amy Winehouse?
We still believe: Could England win Qatar 2022?
Jess Phillips is wrong about football’s double-barrelled surnames.www.spectator.co.uk/article/jess-phillips-is-wrong-about-footballs-double-barrelled-players
The weird world of Masterchef.
The problem with Desert Island Discs.
The tabloid art of the ‘knobbly monster’.
The viral appeal of the aubergine.
Parents should stop complaining about World Book Day.
The Netflix sommelier: what to drink while you watch.
Cancelling Roald Dahl would be a crying shame.
Confessions of a one-time part-time royal reporter.
Wishful Drinking - Pubs have always been good at bending the rules.
Robins have earned their cultural perch on Christmas cards.
We have Charlie Chaplin to thank for the blockbuster.
A vicious cycle - the problem with tokenistic bike lanes.
Listen - The Spectator Podcast 12/11/20
The Observer
Latitude festival 2021:
40,000 party people, good vibes, and not a mask in sight.
The Mail
The Archers is accused of 'lacking racial diversity' after BBC releases anniversary photo of 70 characters from Radio 4 soap with just three from BAME backgrounds.
The Sun
Sun man who grew-up with London terror attacker Khalid Masood reveals sicko craved attention and drank with National Front thugs.
Huffpost
We need to talk about Virgins-in-Heaven.
The Poke
A feature about 'Knobbly Monsters'
David Baddiel prompted people to come up with alternative names to the ‘Isis Beatles’ – 8 favourites
BuzzFeed
Literally Just A Bunch Of Funny Reactions To Donald Trump Cancelling His Visit To London
Newsmax
I Am Not Harry's Dad, Diana's Lover, James Hewitt, Says Over and Over
Evening Standard
Londoner’s Diary: Make it easy to tour EU after Brexit, say musicians.
Daily Mirror
Yoko Ono asked for 'advice that will make our lives heal' - here are 45 of the best responses
Belfast Telegraph
Bonnie Tyler’s Twitter mentions soar following partial solar eclipse.
Virgin Media Business
Revolutionise the everyday Local-Authorities.
The Express
Brilliantly British: Tech firm launches internet in world's poorest areas.
The Sun
SHIPSHAPE - I sold my £300,000 three-bed house to live in a water boat and it saves me £4,200 a year on bills.
The Mail Online
Thermal images show the dangers of working from home as 81% of Britons not in the office say they've not been given any safety advice.
Page Six
Cara Delevingne launches NFT video about her vagina.
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