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'People always tell me I wish you died instead of him': PETER HITCHENS remembers sibling rivalry with late brother CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS on new Mail podcast

Christopher Hitchens, the brother of Alas podcast host, Peter Hitchens, was a prodigious author and journalist, known for his divisive atheism and left-wing politics.

30 days ago

Ever wondered why prisoners in our jails strip naked and start riots? Writes CHRISTOPHER STEVENS after watching Channel 5's Wandsworth Prison: Out Of Control

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The solution seems obvious. Knock down Wandsworth prison, build luxury flats and raise a couple of billion quid.

The real reason two royals were not on the Palace balcony on VE Day - while the King and Queen looked happy and glorious writes CHRISTOPHER WILSON

They stood triumphant on the Buckingham Palace balcony, victors in the long battle that had decimated Europe. The King and Queen, together with Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret

31 days ago

71 days ago

How woke ruined Blue Peter: BBC made Britain's favourite children's TV show so relentlessly preachy it became unwatchable, says CHRISTOPHER STEVENS

Blue Peter was once the BBC's flagship - the longest-running children's programme in the world, watched by eight million during its heyday every Monday and Thursday.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Love And Loss - The Pandemic 5 Years On: This shattering study of Covid grief was overwhelming, but unmissable

Every splinter of bereavement, in Catey Sexton's bitterly personal documentary about Covid, was so sharp and painful that I had to keep pausing, writes CHRISTOPHER STEVENS

How woke ruined Blue Peter: BBC made Britain's favourite children's TV show so relentlessly preachy it became unwatchable. No wonder it's been axed from screens, says CHRISTOPHER STEVENS

Blue Peter was once the BBC's flagship - the longest-running children's programme in the world, watched by eight million during its heyday every Monday and Thursday.

74 days ago

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