America’s Red Summer 100 years ago

PETER FROST remembers hundreds of black deaths during 1919’s Red Summer THE US in the summer and autumn of 1919 Continue reading →

No fashion on a dead planet

On the streets of London last week thousands of the worldwide climate change protesters shared the pavement with visitors to Continue reading →

Celebrity chefs versus eel, pie, mash and liquor

PETER FROST prefers eel, pie and mash to celebrity chef’s cooking. I SPENT the roasting August bank holiday weekend in Continue reading →

The monster that refuses to die

Loch Ness is in the news again after a New Zealand scientist said the sightings of a monster might be Continue reading →

If you go down to the woods today

PETER FROST takes a walk in the woods that you and I still own, despite Tory attempts to sell them. Continue reading →

Zionists, zebras, giant tortoises and edible mice

PETER FROST remembers a man who should have much on his conscience both for the way the zionist Israeli state Continue reading →

Communist Claudia’s Caribbean Carnival

PETER FROST remembers communist Claudia Jones — the woman who gave birth to the Notting Hill Carnival. IN 1959 Notting Continue reading →

Nothing glorious about grouse moor murders

PETER FROST joins broadcaster Chris Packham and Labour’s shadow environment Labour’s shadow environment, food and rural affairs secretary Sue Hayman Continue reading →