James Walton is a UK-based journalist who writes for publications such as the Financial Times, The Spectator, The Spectator Australia, and IGD. His work has also appeared in Reader's Digest UK, The Times, The New York Review of Books, and The Telegraph. James covers a wide range of topics, including current events, entertainment, and the food and grocery industry.
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James Walton's coverage focuses heavily on entertainment news, TV reviews, and trivia. He also covers product promotions, government announcements, press releases, and private sector announcements related to popular culture.
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Money, class, foolish love affairs: this sensitive novel evokes England in the brutal winter of 1962-63
Shattered, the novelist’s account of his 2022 accident and new life since, is caustic, contemplative and characteristically unsparing
In the second of this week’s two episodes of Generation Z (Sunday and Monday), a teenage girl called Finn wondered why her friend Kelly was so distracted and tearful. As a well-informed type, Finn applied the principle of Occam’s razor and decided that Kelly must be pregnant. In this case, though, the simplest explanation definitely
By: James Walton
Toy Story or The Godfather? Which way would Paddington in Peru go? Would the third instalment of a much-cherished series prove even better than the second (which was even better than the first)? Or would it be a thumping disappointment? The anti-climactic answer turns out to be a firm ‘neither’. While enjoyable enough, this is
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