Charles Harris
Charles Harris KC was a judge for 24 years and is the author of Trial and Error (a polemic and memoir). His interested include history, stalking, skiing, politics, mountain walking, architecture and travel. He has ridden in the Rockies, trekked in Bhutan and written on a wide variety of subjects — from national anthems to cartoons, aviation to art and sculpture, and occasionally law. He lives in North Oxfordshire with his wife Carol, and has three adult children and eight grandchildren.
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How the sheep of the Cotswolds outlasted the Roman Empire and the Black Death to help build one of Britain's most beautiful areas
From warm cloaks for the Roman army to many handsome churches, much of England’s might and wealth once rested on the back of the Cotswold sheep’s ‘golden fleece’, says Charles Harris.
By Charles Harris Published
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Britain's political cartoonists: Speaking truth to power for 200 years
Cartoonists have been holding political figures to account since the Georgian era. Charles Harris retraces the history of a proud tradition of British satire.
By Charles Harris Published