Charles Ellingworth

It was seven in the evening at the Royal Geographical Society. It was warm, dark and I had stepped off a transatlantic flight at lunchtime. ...

  For the most part, the farming of animals in the developed world is reasonably humane - outside the horrors of factory farming. An out-and...

The Exumas, in the Bahamas, extend for over a hundred and fifty miles and consist of over three hundred and fifty small islands lying like a...

Some writers are feted in their own era and then fall into obscurity while others write in a vacuum and are lionised when it is too late for...

I was cold-called recently by someone from the Daily Telegraph asking me about my newspaper habits. My initial answer was that as far as hab...

There were lots of things that I learned about France when I was writing Silent Night. Some were facts that I did not know before that gave ...

I went to a small literary festival yesterday and heard Juliet Nicholson talking about her book on 1936, the ‘year of three kings.’ In it sh...