Reviews
TV review: A Very English Scandal
Truth or proof? A Very English Scandal, BBC 1 Directed by Stephen Frears and written by Russell T Davies | Based on A Very English Scandal:... read more
Theatre review: The Trial of Richard III
Novello Theatre, London, 29 April 2018 Shakespeare Schools Foundation read more
TV review: Law and Order
Four-part drama series about the 1970s criminal justice system: A Detective’s Tale; A Villain’s Tale; A Brief’s Tale; and A Prisoner’s Tale BBC Four 40th... read more
Book review: Stories of the Law and How It’s Broken by The Secret Barrister
Publisher: Macmillan (March 2018) Format: Hardcover (384pp); eBook; audio book ISBN: 978-1509841103 RRP: £16.99 read more
Book review: Walden of Bermondsey
Peter Murphy Foreword by His Honour Judge Nicholas Hilliard QC, The Recorder of London Publisher: No Exit Press, November 2017 Format: Paperback Extent: 416pp ISBN: 9780857301222 read more
Film review: Paddington 2: life in the hostile environment
Immigration barrister Colin Yeo reviews Paddington 2 Warning: contains spoilers – and information about the plot too read more
Book review: ‘Madam, Where Are Your Mangoes?’ An Episodic Memoir
Sir Desmond de Silva Publisher: Quartet Books (September 2017) ISBN-13: 978-0704374423 read more
Book review: In Search of Nice Americans: off-grid, on the road and state to state in Trump’s America
Geoff Steward Publisher: Biteback Publishing (August 2017) ISBN: 978-1785902635 read more
Theatre Review: My Country Right or Wrong by Nigel Pascoe QC
A dramatic examination of how the UK went to war with Iraq, and its aftermath, including the tragic death of Dr David Kelly Parliament Chamber, Inner Temple, 24 March 2017... read more
Book review: Criminal, The Truth About Why People Do Bad Things
Tom Gash (Penguin, March 2017) Paperback 352pp ISBN 978-0241960431 A key insight into this book is that the author is a former management consultant, who describes himself... read morePages
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