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Edith Pritchett on millennial lifeLife and styleHow much? Edith Pritchett on paying £5.20 for an iced coffee – cartoonEdith cartoon CoffeencG1vNJzZmivp6x7tbTEoKyaqpSerq96wqikaKSZm7KiusOsq7KklWS7qHnIp6ueqpGYwarCxGhpaWpjZLe2uo5ra2ign6x6rsHCoWSenJmptW680aKrnKCVqcFuu81mp5qxmaO0boGRaWSfp6Jirq95yJycnWWTpLOnscRmmpqqpKS8rw%3D%3D

Available onlineJuliet Stevenson, Linda Bassett and others bring to life a fantasy dinner party thrown as the Nazis overrun France All does not go smoothly at Steven Carl McCaslands fantasy dinner party, a gathering of long-dead women of letters. The party, at which food is never served but plenty of scotch is sloshed around, takes

Ebony Eyes was a hit for the Everly Brothers in 1961, and some people would argue that the best thing about it was the flip side, Walk Right Back. In the UK the pair of songs went to No 1 as a double A-side. It is not by any standards a great song, though it

The Midsomer Murders actor on pungent bath salts, eggs Florentine, Spanish music and occasionally flying a Spitfire Early riser? If my little peepers open and I catch a glimpse of light, Im up. In summer, its 5am. Coffee is essential, then Id probably go into the garden. Its like stolen time. You think: Ill just

A Thread of Grace by Mary Doria Russell448pp, Doubleday, 16.99 1943, Anno Fascista XXII: across the Maritime Alps a remnant of the French Jews climb, shepherded by Italian soldiers returning to their homeland, for Italy has broken with Nazi Germany and surrendered to the Allies. They move into a territory of goodness and hospitality, to