This remarkable book confronts us about our attitudes towards the treatment of animals

This history of life told through sound, from Kakarla Tyagaraja to Julie Andrews, from Schubert to rap, is engaging and ingenious, says Julian Glover

This A-Z news guide, from Accuracy to Zoomers,  shows there’s no such thing as a single truth in the messy fast-changing media world

TfL has blown its budget — and this week the congestion charge became the latest frontier in the bitter conflict raging between City Hall and Westminster. Julian Glover has the inside track

It’s gloriously naughty but does this account of the Cameron years add up to anything, asks Julian Glover

We tell ourselves we are solving the problem, even as we live lives that are more carbon-hungry than ever

When Ben Macintyre’s name is on the cover you know you are in for a thrilling ride, says Julian Glover

In The Tyranny of Merit: What’s Become of the Common Good?, Michael Sandel asks the questions but doesn't offer an answer, says Julian Glover

'It gets my vote as the most important book of the year,' says Julian Glover

Affordable homes, bikes instead of cars and a buzzy new centre — once our city conquers Covid at last, it could be all change for the better. Julian Glover presents the forecast for the future

This short book is part lament, part polemic and part analysis, says Julian Glover

Divorce, marriage, a new baby, a global pandemic, one near-death experience — and remember Jennifer Arcuri?! The PM has packed a lot into his first 12 months — but at least it wasn’t boring.

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Cleaners 'noticed some sort of ‘rat thing’ a few days ago and cleaned it off'

Transport for London want artist to do another version in a 'suitable location'