Historian Jeremy Black unravels the advent of modern advertising by Josiah Wedgwood, a genius potter during the Industrial Revolution in Britain.
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This Christmas season feels different, doesn't it? There's just something in the air. Feelings of joy, prosperity, even a tinge of hope.
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English towns are still recovering from the legacy of the pandemic. Jeremy Black joins Graham Stewart to discuss whether more centralised or decentralised…
5 days ago

This Christmas season feels different, doesn't it? There's just something in the air. Feelings of joy, prosperity, even a tinge of hope.
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The tears of Democrats and Kamala Harris supporters have been flowing so freely since November 5 that The Daily Wire needed help to ship out the thousands...
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When I saw footage of the tragic and unnecessary death of George Floyd, I knew it didn't bode well for the cops in America, but didn't realise it would mean...
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Critics are furious that the ITV X streaming service has chosen to issue an 'objectionable' and 'highly misleading' warning for the acclaimed 1948 film...
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There is no money nor kudos in trying to end the Muslim slave trade, but the likes of Black Lives Matter most definitely recognise the rewards to be tapped...
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The Master Builder: William Butterfield and his times by Nicholas Olsberg with photographs by James Morris (London: Lund Humphries,...
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I have always felt some affection for the perpetrators of literary fraud: for William Henry Ireland, for example, a young man of limited accomplishment (in...
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