It's now a cinematic cliché. You know the scene: high-society types are quaffing champagne or dancing the foxtrot, while outside a revolution is brewing. Those on the inside remain in a cosy bubble of complacency, unaware of the storm about to hit them.
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
Bread rolls are abundant and thin soup is never on the menu. Just some of the things you need to think about when you run a centre for Holocaust survivors. Jonathan Freedland pays a visit
Published by: The Guardian
Alex Salmond stands tallest, closely followed by David Cameron with Nick Clegg far behind. Personalities matter, more than ever
Published by: The Guardian
To his supporters, he is bold and charming. To his detractors, he is lazy and reckless. But after his first year in office, do we have any idea who the prime minister is?
Published by: The Guardian
He has proved himself the decisive, macho leader Americans crave. And the timing is perfect for his Afghanistan plans
Published by: The Guardian