The aim of my website is to encourage you to buy, even commission, my books and to show you from my articles the variety of my historical interests.   I am delighted to report that  in 2013/14  I wrote five lengthy articles for the New Statesman so that’s now my usual outlet. The first was on the enigmatic John Freeman, another on Britain’s one time Fascist leader, whom I knew, Oswald Mosley, and the last on CND and the Cuba crisis of the 1960s.

Articles:

• 'Let Cowards Flinch'   (New Statesman   September 2015)

• Glory Traps: tracing 'Diary for Timothy'  (New Statesman   January 2014)

• The Beast Unchained   (New Statesman   August 2013)

• Spies Like Us   (New Statesman   May 2013)

• Face to Face with an Enigma  (New Statesman  March 2013)

• Kitty Bowler: Love in Spain   (History Today  February 2012)
   
• The Afterlife of India’s Fascist Leader   (History Today  November 2010)
   
• Paris Peace Discord   (History Today   July 2009) 
   
• Ghosts of Calcutta   (History Today   October 2006)
   
• Tom Wintringham: Revolutionary Patriot   (History Today   October 2004)
   
• The Devil’s Wind: India in Torment   (BBC History   May 2002)
   
• Britain's Failed Führer   (BBC History   December 2000)
   
• Boys Own Stories    (History Today   August 2000) 
   
• Broadcast History   (History Today   November 1999)
   
• The Hows but not the Whys of the People’s Century   (History Today   December 1995)
   
• Television and The Great War   (History Today August 1994)
   
• Blackshirts in Britain: Olympia 1934   (The Listener   October 1977)