Review: The Bishopston Fish Bar
Roll up, roll up for fish, frying and fat galore as Maximilian Yuen Esq. delves into the curious realms of chip shops and eating out of cardboard. Will he make it ? Only time will tell…
Monthly Archives: February 2016
Review: The Revenant
The first article from our new correspondent – is this the film of the year?
On Your Marks, Get Set, Go!
Ferguson and Rees launch their mayoral campaigns, and as we welcome one new candidate to the race, we sadly lose another.
Fantastic Mr Fox
Liam Fox has become something of a Brexit Superstar in recent months. Could his dislike of the EU help him outfox his rivals to become the next PM?
Politics review #4
Our political editor brings you all the local politics you’ll ever need — and more! Inside this edition, find out: Who is Larry the Lion? Who is Sue? (again) Who has been following the money? Who will speak for Bristol?
Review: King Charles (II)
Our political editor on music, the monarchy, and at least two megalomaniacs.
Why the House of Lords Should Be Hereditary
Blowing the bugle for those charming chaps in ermine, Maximilian Yuen takes a momentary break from his dinner table to argue sincerely – if whimsically – for a hereditary House of Lords. Let accusations of bigotry commence!
Exclusive: An Interview with the Marquis de Sade
The three with long tresses show in ordered season. During the year, one of them shaves; one looks upon everything with his powers; of one the onrush is visible, but the form is not.
The Art of the Deal
As Cameron’s negotiating prowess is called into question by the press and his own MPs, our political editor wonders whether anyone else could get a better deal.
Review: Water Sky
Chopsticks and curiously translated menus abound as Maximilian Yuen thrusts himself into oriental cuisine! Will he soar out astride an imperial dragon, or will the bounteous oil and salty soy take out his liver first? The thrilling saga continues!
