John Crace

Sunday’s game against Manchester City was yet another sign the "Special One" was less special than his reflection indicated.

Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England up before the Treasury select committee was as intensely relaxed as ever.

During a father-and-son interview with Will and Jaden Smith, Smith junior has revealed that Will watched hours and hours of the talks online.

Baddest of the bad boys Mike Tyson does not do small talk — unless it is all about him, of course. <b>John Crace</b> caught up with him.

A new website enables the mentally unwell to form virtual support groups.

It costs £40 for a flight from London to Malaga. Add a £15 administration fee, £15 for luggage and £5 for paying by debit card.

Thousands of under-16s are on antidepressants in the UK and mental health problems in the young are on the rise.

Publishing-wise, Jeffrey Archer might just be on to something with his re-writing plans. After all, how many books couldn’t benefit from an edit?

Some of the web’s most influential voices now belong to bloggers as young as 13.

There’s no stopping the twitterati. Two University of Chicago undergraduates have landed a publishing deal to twitter the classics of literature.

Does the election of two British National Party members to the European Parliament signal the renewed rise of fascism?

John Updike was among the most acute observers of American life and one of the most prolific. So where should a new reader begin? John Crace reports.

Language guru David Crystal tells John Crace that txt spk is not responsible for bad spelling or moral decay.

When two car bombs were detonated within hours in August 1998 at the United States embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, few people had heard of either Osama bin Laden or al-Qaeda.…

You can’t help seeing it as a kind of back-handed compliment. No sooner had his daughter announced that she intended to train to be a doctor than David Wootton decided to start…