Author: Robert Green

My wife and I recently spent an exceedingly pleasant few days at a guest house in Cornwall. We had been to England’s most westerly county before on ...

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Not so wild but very west

This is a novel that unabashedly mixes fact and fiction. Red Star Down by D.B. John, who was brought up in Wales and is a rare Westerner who has been ...

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Korea advancement

Shoreditch has been regarded as an up-and-coming area of London for so long now that we should probably simply acknowledge the fact that it has well a...

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A sure thing in Shoreditch

Trying to get around England’s capital city without recourse to the London Underground, more commonly known as the tube, is an almost unplayable...

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Double destination

In an interview with Ewan Murray for The Guardian on the eve of last month’s Open Championship, Shane Lowry spoke about his famously boisterous and ...

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The right way to celebrate?

The England women’s footballers, the Lionesses, won the Euro 2025 competition in Basel on Sunday evening, thus retaining the trophy and becoming...

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Football’s staying home

Unless you have taken the wholly reasonable stance of avoiding the news over the past 10 days or so, you will be aware that the nation’s finance...

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A vexing (taxing?) matter