Daisy Waugh overhears the great debate about Fairness

Classical musicians should take time off once in a while to have fun. It’ll help them professionally

David Fincher’s movie about the rise of social networking is skilful, but the human touch is lacking

Only in Britain could a TV company get away with a drama that looks so lovingly at the past

Stendhal loved Lawrence, Thackeray thought his work tawdry. An NPG exhibition gives us a chance to decide

By making Elsinore a modern surveillance state, Hytner’s production has added menace

Conventional wisdom says White is better from the first move. A few noted grandmasters have challenged this assumption

With advances in technology, we are learning more and more about the way the Sun is developing

Cyber-activism spreads quickly and reaches many, but the lack of risk involved means it is largely superficial

Our Mole inside the Labour Party says Ed Miliband and his gang from the metropolis are already showing them who’s boss