William Moore
Sad Little Men: Private Schools and the Ruin of England review
Former public schoolboy Richard Beard’s assessment of the institution that shaped him - and plenty of politicians - feels shallow and relies on generalisations, says William Moore
Big Sister, Little Sister, Red Sister by Jung Chang - review
Three extraordinary sisters torn apart by power, politics and country
New Harvey Weinstein documentary makes for difficult viewing
The new show features testimonies from women who brought abuse allegations against Weinstein
State of the Union: A Marriage in Ten Parts by Nick Hornby - review
A marital meltdown driven by the Brex factor
Homesick: Why I Live in a Shed by Catrina Davies - review
'In one memorable example, she points out that if food prices had risen as fast as house prices in the years since she came of age, a chicken would cost £51 — or £100 for lucky Londoners', says William Moore
The Way to the Sea by Caroline Crampton - review
Historic landscapes and mystery await downstream of London
Shakespeare’s brilliance lies in all the stuff he left out
Smith whizzes through 20 plays, focusing on whatever she believes are the most interesting questions, says William Moore