John Phipps

It’s amazing how little insight Paul McCartney has into the Beatles’ genius

Plus: a series of Hardy adaptations that were good and detailed – but isn't it time for some new stories?

Everyman: Paul McCartney in 1964. Photo: Michael Ochs Archives / Getty Images
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