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Paul Burke
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Radio Advertiser and Columnist, The Spectator
London
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Hospitality , Health, Tech, Arts and Culture
Content
By Paul Burke| Crime Fiction Lover@ Real figures from the past are always an intriguing part of historical fiction. The bonus for crime writers is being able to mix them up in murder mysteries and Legat has chosen the Polish physicist Nicolaus Copernicus to be her protagonist and amateur detective in A Pact With the Devil. The mathematician and astrologer appeared in John Banville’s Dr Copernicus in 1976 – a fictional portrait of the man who challenged the Church’s teaching that the earth was at the centre of the universe.
By Paul Burke| The Drum Verified We seem to have a problem in the advertising industry. There’s a gender pay gap and, apparently, it’s getting wider. According to the latest IPA census, that gap has increased from 15.2% to 19.7% in the last 12 months. In 2025, how on earth is this still an issue? Especially as the national average gender pay gap is 7% and falling. But the figures don’t lie, so once I started investigating, I realized how ignorant I’d been.
By Paul Burke| Crime Fiction Lover@ Real figures from the past are always an intriguing part of historical fiction. The bonus for crime writers is being able to mix them up in murder mysteries and Legat has chosen the Polish physicist Nicolaus Copernicus to be her protagonist and amateur detective in A Pact With the Devil. The mathematician and astrologer appeared in John Banville’s Dr Copernicus in 1976 – a fictional portrait of the man who challenged the Church’s teaching that the earth was at the centre of the universe.
Company Info
The Spectator
The Spectator is a British weekly magazine, established in 1828, making it one of the oldest continuously published periodicals in the English language. Founded by Robert Stephen Rintoul, it serves as a serious journal of intellectual discourse, offering political commentary, cultural criticism, and literary reviews. The magazine has evolved from its liberal-radical roots to a center-right editorial stance, focusing on independent analysis. The Spectator publishes both print and digital editions, featuring weekly issues that cover politics, arts, books, and global affairs. It launched a Global Edition in 2018 to reach an international audience, providing insights on U.S. politics and European affairs. The magazine also offers cultural coverage, including theater, film, and literary reviews, along with podcasts and online content to complement its print offerings. Its readership includes policymakers, academics, and culturally engaged individuals, reflecting its commitment to intellectual rigor and commentary.
London, England, United Kingdom
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Founded: 1828