Oops! I forgot the teaser for episode 6 of The Network. Like all the others, it is available on www.epublishingonline.co.uk "Can't remember relishing any cricket fiction so much." Matthew Norman of the London Evening Standard   more »

A cricket match between Good and Evil... This episode of THE NETWORK is published by www.epublishingonline.co.uk "Can't remember relishing any cricket fiction as much" Matthew Norman in the London Evening Standard   more »

Apart from its brilliant plot, characters and dialogue THE NETWORK, on www.epublishingonline.co.uk is a feast of song. "Can't remember relishing any cricket fiction as much" Matthew Norman of the London Evening Standard   more »

This episode of THE NETWORK is now available from www.epublishingonline.co.uk "Can't remember relishing any cricket fiction as much" Matthew Norman of the London Evening Standard   more »

Britain's main politicial parties have turned into three dogs fighting for the same lamppost. It's time for a Parliament of independents.   more »

This episode of THE NETWORK is available from www.epublishingonline.co.uk "Can't remember when I've relished any cricket fiction so much" Matthew Norman of the London Evening Standard   more »

The world's next leader will be made in Brazil   more »

This episode of THE NETWORK is available from www.epublishingonline.co.uk "I can't remember relishing any cricket fiction so much" Matthew Norman of the London Evening Standard   more »

This episode of THE NETWORK is available from www.epublishingonline.co.uk "I can't remember relishing any cricket fiction so much" Matthew Norman of the London Evening Standard   more »

This episode of THE NETWORK is now available on www.epublishingonline.co.uk "I can't remember relishing any cricket fiction so much" Matthew Norman of the Evening Standard   more »

When Sir Humphrey says "Yes, Prime Minister" he now means it. That is a major reason why Britain went into Iraq   more »

The Iraq inquiry cannot escape passing judgment on Tony Blair. They may not reach the right judgment but they must ask the right questions.   more »

First episodes of THE NETWORK now available (for only £1) from www.epublishingonline.co.uk    more »

Forgot to post this one but it's more timely than ever.   more »

He may be a liar and a war criminal but, hey, he's our kind of guy...   more »

It is essential that the Iraq Inquiry investigates the remarkable story told by Ron Suskind in his book THE WAY ...   more »

 

The dead hand of Tony Blair is throttling the remaining life out of the Labour party.

 

The government ...   more »

Religious politics are a scourge: this government seems determined to promote them   more »

New novel The Network is now out. The long awaited sequel to my cricket novel A Tale Of Ten Wickets. Very funny and very sentimental: The House Magazine. If you have tears to shed, prepare to shed them now   more »

Idea for a new anti-drink/drive campaign. No reply from Department.   more »

Bear market in the House of Commons   more »

Stop preaching at my shopping: F- The Planet!   more »

Labour cannot sell Gordon Brown (and I'm not even going to try)   more »

Britain's three political parties haven't a single new idea between them for England's schools - except the pursuit of Little Lord Fauntleroys.   more »

published in the Yorkshire Post 27 March 2009

 

Frank Sinatra and Muhammad Ali were giants of the comeback. But ...   more »

A manifesto for a country which is old and proud   more »

A teddy bear runs away from a life of drudgery and becomes a soccer legend!   more »

Six things on Gordon's to-do list...   more »

I wish that I believed in God, so that I could imagine George W Bush on the Day of Judgement.   more »

All inquiries about this material to richardkheller@hotmail.com   more »

The life of Britian's child carers is hard and invisible.   more »

I worked for Denis Healey from 1981 to 1983, when he was Deputy Leader of the Labour Party in its dark days. I am still asked what it was like. This is the answer.   more »

Mastermind subjects are a glimpse of the secret life of strangers   more »

New Labour was buried, without mourners, in the Brown/Darling Budget   more »

Britain's self-righteous rulers: self-love means never having to say that you're sorry   more »

Another stolen election would be a nightmare for America and the world   more »

In spite of several reminders, Ed Balls's officials seem unable to answer some basic questions about academy schools   more »

The present economic crisis makes the 1970s look good....   more »

According to Ron Suskind's book The Way Of The World Tony Blair knew damn well that Iraq had no WMD - he even tried to tell George Bush. Is this true? The Intelligence and Security Committee should find out.   more »

A plea to Alistair Darling (and the bargain of the century if he buys Ricky Rubato for the taxpayer)   more »