The class war raging behind every call for ‘something to be done’ about the dubious pleasures of the great unwashed.

The class war raging behind every call for ‘something to be done’ about the dubious pleasures of the great unwashed.
The UK government’s sudden and selective embrace of free speech is a little hard to swallow.
The tunes considered too dangerous and subversive to be played on national radio during Desert Storm.
The Critical Drinker’s passionate defence of the art of yesterday, no matter how much it clashes with current ideas.
The British film censors are still confusing offensiveness for dangerousness as they ban yet another former Video Nasty.
Smugly wrecking lives for money and power – the British tabloids continue to occupy the bottom rung of humanity.
From eroticism to extinction, the world’s most intriguing collection of art calendars.
Looking back at the hysterical, evidence-free report on ‘sexualisation’ by Reg Bailey, the man the BBFC want to oversee their appeals committee.
From the justly earnest to the fanatical crank, objecting to challenging art has a long and difficult history.
Our laws are set by social misfits who don’t know what they are talking about – isn’t that depressing?