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Podcast Episode · Full Disclosure with James O'Brien · 4 September · 59min

The veteran British food critic discusses his new book, how the pandemic changed his approach to negative reviews, and the places he won’t cover.

Labour MPs dislike tough proposals to limit rights to settle and collect welfare but voters’ trust has run out

Leitrim writer’s archive features words of praise from Seamus Heaney, Brian Friel and Colm Tóibín, while Claire Keegan and Anne Enright also speak of his influence

Hundreds of Colombian fighters were brought to Sudan by a shadow network. At the end of the journey lay a city of corpses

Podcast Episode · Media Confidential · 6 August · 23min

There are a lot of things going in the media coverage of Jason Arday and his memoir is part of a long history of dubious autobiographies...

Language matters in reporting. From “legitimate concerns” to “angry, frustrated locals”, our press is downplaying racism and violence

Alan Rusbridger and Lionel Barber are joined on Media Confidential by journalist Maggie Haberman to discuss her and Jonathan Swan’s explosive new book covering the first year of Trump’s second presidency. Having conducted hundreds of interviews, Maggie shares the astonishing amount of access that t

Support is flooding away from the Fifa president, who will likely be asked to resign at emergency council meeting and is scrambling to establish base of backers

The new Chief Executive of the Cardinal Hume Centre, George O'Neill, has sent the following letter to new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham MP, responding to his commitment to end rough sleeping: Dear Pri...

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Irish journalist Enda O'Doherty talks to the Byline Times podcast about his new book, which traces France's long history of anti-semitism, racism and Islamophobia

Plans to build a children’s home on a car park in Bromley have been slammed by nearby residents who call the current parking situation “a…

Rod Steiger talks to Mark Cousins about some of his most celebrated roles.

In his richly provocative account, Between the Waves, Tom McTague shows that Britain’s relationship with Europe has been a ‘long, inglorious fudge’