...and which some of you will doubtless have seen elsewhere, so apologies for the repetition.
The stuck societyBagehot in The Economist writes "A supply of people able to work for less than their cost of living gives parsimonious firms a convenient pool of temporary workers. This is how two-tier labour markets, with a group of insiders enjoying job protection and a group of outsiders with none, are born. Undoing the situation can be impossible." Many of us know this from personal experience.
Latest chapter added to the story of St Boswells book store successThe Southern Reporter on an expanding bookshop (and more) in St Boswells, Roxburghshire, much resorted to by members of my family.
US newspaper warns of impending doomDeaths are coming!
Radio Times digitization completedThe sale of Radio Times to the Immediate Media Company in 2011, without BBC Worldwide even retaining ownership of the brand, might add an additional complication to the distribution of the information retrieved by this project.
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography podcastsThe latest release is Andy Sawyer's article on Sir Arthur C. Clarke.
A Cheshire cheese from 1825, which its recipient - Prince Frederick, duke of York, brother of George IV - passed on to Mary Isabella, dowager duchess of Rutland.