Books That Made Britain | London: City of Strangers
Suggs delves into his favourite pieces of fiction that tell the story of being a stranger in the capital. From Oliver Twist to Sam Selvon's Lonely Londoner, he explores the novels that have been written through the eyes of newcomers as they make the city their home.
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Poetry Extra | The Poetry of History: 4: Death of King George V
John Betjeman's Death of King George V captures a subtle shift in the Britain where he had grown up.
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Poetry Extra | The Poetry of History: 3: Annus Mirabilis: The Year of Wonders
The Year of Wonders, by John Dryden, reveals an enthusiasm for the events of 1666.