Beyond all the gladhanding and uplifting bonhomie in Cornwall, the leaders of the world’s democracies face a series of serious economic challenges.
Beyond all the gladhanding and uplifting bonhomie in Cornwall, the leaders of the world’s democracies face a series of serious economic challenges.
Unless Boris Johnson has a change of heart, reopening will be pushed back. MPs must fight back.
Real, live events are back. Leading historian Niall Ferguson will be in conversation with Iain Martin, Reaction editor, at the Garrick Theatre on Tuesday 6 July.
Iain Martin and Tim Montgomerie discuss the Euros – the feelgood footballing aspect of the tournament and the political shenanigans – and the G7 gathering of
The G7 catwalk has seen some natty dressers and fashion triumphs… as well as the odd faux pas.
This year Boris Johnson invited India, Australia, South Korea and South Africa to take part in the G7 summit in Cornwall.
Once upon a time, student rebellion involved pelting food at visiting statesmen, not taking down a portrait.
The England Manager has penned an open letter to the nation – but was the praise well deserved?
The G7 catwalk has seen some natty dressers and fashion triumphs… as well as the odd faux pas.
The G7 catwalk has seen some natty dressers and fashion triumphs… as well as the odd faux pas.
Broadcast critic Iain Dale reviews a new football podcast and asks when sport’s commentary got so boring?
In this week’s column, Walter Ellis makes a trip to Cannes, with a few mishaps along the way.
Cornwall used to receive the highest per capita levels of EU support in England – have the Cornish been abandoned post-Brexit?
The Reaction round-up of what you should, and shouldn’t, be reading this week.
Clinton’s latest collaboration with James Patterson is a strange mix of presidential confusion and morally questionable blurring of history and fiction.
Reaction’s friends and writers pen an ode to the destinations they have spent the last year dreaming of and intend to travel to once it is safe to do so.
Greek and Turkish wine are the best-kept secrets of the wine world.
A quietly impactful documentary offering an intimate look at the lives of farmyard animals.
Writer and the man behind the @soverybritish Twitter account, Rob Temple, shares his favourite things.
OperaGlass Works’ new production of Benjamin Britten “The Turn of Screw” is a gloomy masterpiece.
The Reaction guide to what to watch this week across all streaming platforms.
An interview with Zoe’s Ghana Kitchen founder Zoe Adjonyoh.
The Euros, and spectators, are back. But hope seems to be in short supply for England.
This week’s poem describes a deep appreciation of the English countryside by naturist and ‘war poet’ Edward Thomas.
Robert F Kennedy repeatedly found solace and meaning in the works of the Athenian Tragedian, Aeschylus.
Researchers from the University of Cambridge have found a way to make plastic from plant proteins inspired by spider silk.
Keir Starmer gets personal on Matt Forde’s podcast and on ITV’s Piers Morgan’s Life Stories.
Iain Martin and Tim Montgomerie discuss the Euros – the feelgood footballing aspect of the tournament and the political shenanigans – and the G7 gathering of
Iain Martin and Tim Montgomerie discuss the Euros – the feelgood footballing aspect of the tournament and the political shenanigans – and the G7 gathering of
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