Angela Levin
Fifty Shades Of Sorrow
A compelling novel which echoes Madame Bovary in its depiction of unsatisfying marriage
Banalities From Behind Bars
Bland, self-serving and naive, Vicky Price’s ‘prison memoir’ contains not a jot of insight or introspection
A Girl’s Best Friend
The gemstone traders on London’s Hatton Garden have witnessed huge changes in attitudes towards marriage, but diamonds are forever
Not In My Name
Outdated procedures make banks unfriendly places for married, working women
Family Values
Washing your dirty linen in public is all the rage, at the cost of precious family loyalty
Carrying water for freedom
Hong Kong’s protestors are brave and, so far, successful. The Chinese Communist Party leadership must be kicking itself
Discussions with a stone wall
Britain’s main gay rights organisation is risking its own future by adopting gender self-ID as its new cause
In the heartlands of white-flag academia
When I tried to find out why my pro-Brexit article was turned down I was rebuffed — showing the intellectual conformism of universities