The Picasso of our game By Mark Perryman OK England’s relationship with European football didn’t exactly begin well, in1955, the first European Cup. Chelsea, the First Division champions,... Continue reading
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In this edition of Our Culture, we turn to the prison system, one of the most hidden yet culturally rich spaces in Britain. Often seen only as... Continue reading
Christ in the Rubble By Father Geoff Bottoms I recently celebrated a humanist funeral for a comrade of mine, and at the reception afterwards his daughter caught... Continue reading
In this edition of Our Culture, Keith Flett examines how global capital shapes food and drink, from multinational brewers to fragile supply chains under climate pressure. The... Continue reading
2025 Top 25 (And 5 Worst) Global TV Series: The Year of Fudging Dangerously with Dennis Broe Continue reading
In this instalment of the Our Culture Series, writer and artist Stefan Szczelkun traces the hidden history of how radical working-class culture. From the Chartists to rave... Continue reading
By Dennis Broe “Freedom of the press,” A. J. Liebling famously said, “belongs to the man who owns one.” And Liebling ought to know. He was an... Continue reading
There’s been a powerful poetic reaction to the genocidal acts by Israel in Gaza. Under the most difficult of circumstances, poets in Gaza have recorded their sense... Continue reading
In this issue of Our Culture, series editor Alan McGuire reflects on the BBC’s historical role and explores how decades of mismanagement and market-driven objectives have reshaped... Continue reading
In this article for the Our Culture series, we look at the state of contemporary British poetry. It is a world laced with creative potential, yet continuously... Continue reading
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