- The Yom Kippur War provided unexpected publicity for Julian Amery, whose father Leo’s speech removed Chamberlain
Even those of us who are his admirers need to consider his views of Jews
Largely forgotten, the novelist’s ‘Darkness at Noon’ ranks alongside ‘Animal Farm’ as a towering 20th-century political novel
It was wholly irrational of him to think the Jews would turn on Egypt. But if he hadn’t, our story would have ended in Egypt
Frederick Forsyth only set out to write a popular novel. But his plot drew readers were in to groundbreaking geopolitics
The pair met to discuss the Dutch master in front of an audience to mark 350 years since his death
Over from New York, the former foreign secretary lamented the state of British politics but would not be drawn on whether he would return
Two Jewish ministers played in an Archbishop of Canterbury cricket XI against a Royal Household team this week. Unfortunately, their faith could not overcome the sticky wicket
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