Almost everyone is almost always cross with the UK’s public service broadcaster
A powerful fable of Albanian repression written in the 1970s appears in English for the first time
England’s finest footballing hour is conjured up in a memoir of adolescence
‘There is a hubbub but Lang Lang picks up everything. His musician’s ear extends to speech and he responds to any conversational gambit’
An assessment of America’s political, economic and ideological future that ranges far and wide
Embarking on a Mozart opera binge, signs of becoming more of an Oxonian and hosting Sunday brunches for students
As ‘Desert Island Discs’ marks its 70th anniversary, Mark Damazer salutes the enduring power of radio
Péter Nádas’s vast, fragmented, sex-fuelled novel explores the traumas of Hungary’s dark decades
The BBC still grinds away to fulfil its founder’s first commandment
