Sarah Haque

Burning Cash at the Wah Wah Hut

Can a band stay afloat on tour around Britain? In this economy?
Rory MacNeish

I Am Excited About the House of God

For most of his life, Tony Morris was a bookkeeper, quite content to be a failure. Now the Broomhill resident is an underground music sensation. Our writer meets a rockstar.
Lotte Brundle

Six or Seven Under Lime Street

Any risk of a beer? A dispatch from the last unreformed industry in London.
Fonie Mitsopoulou

Dean Street Comedown

For years, The Groucho was the epicentre of London clubland, a veritable icon of Cool Britannia, but recent years have one troubling story after another.
The Fence

Our Cringe Century

Since the start of the millennium Britain has found new and exquisite ways to humiliate herself. Here, in order, are the most embarrassing moments.
Sophie Heawood

How Do You Know Liz Truss?

One of our star new columnists recalls a memorable encounter with a dashing young man.
Sarah Haque

Singhs and Roundabouts

This writer is British and Bangladeshi. Somehow, she is also neither. She looks to the nation, and keeps score.
Dan Beaumont

Hideous Kinky

A trip into some dark rooms, as we venture into the capital’s sex clubs.
Matt Nida

I’m Going to Be Sacked for Shagging About

An obituary to television’s least-loved genre.
John Banville

Lead Heads

The art of a good sub, by one of the world's best writers.