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Malcolm Forbes

What the sitcom never told you about the real Dad’s Army

With guns, grenades, flamethrowers and sabotage training, the Home Guard were no laughing matter

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Why did royal favourite Anthony Blunt betray Britain?

The traitor was driven by Marxist beliefs, a snobbish desire for dominance – but also a deadly naivety

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Howard Jacobson’s novel on British antisemitism is bold, funny – and sadly timely

Howl dials down the tirades for sorrowful soul-searching and reasoned debate

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John Lanchester on sex, death and revenge in Notting Hill

The author’s delicious dark comedy Look What You Made Me Do is a welcome return to form

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The Holocaust tapes

A remarkable and horrific audio archive of survivors’ stories documents individual upheavals and collective trauma

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