The radical potterJosiah Wedgwood, perhaps the greatest English potter who ever lived, epitomized the best of his age. From his kilns and workshops in Stoke on Trent, he revolutionized the production of ceramics in Georgian Britain by marrying technology with design, manufacturing efficiency and retail flair. He transformed the luxury markets not only of London, Liverpool, Bath and Dublin but of America and the world, and helping to usher in a mass consumer society.

It's a book about two English footballers but also about English football and England itself

But to be right more often

Adam Sedgwick was a priest and scholar

We still think with their minds

in a hilarious collection of stories and observations

Laura and her father agree to take in its injured passenger

The QI Elves are the clever clogs researchers behind the smash hit panel show QI

she and her husband look for the perfect caretaker for their two young children

Coinciding with the National Library of Ireland launching a major exhibition dedicated to the life and work of Seamus Heaney

Lenka Janiurek's memoir discusses the men who defined her life

transformation

Daughters evokes laughter and tears by way of life and death