If you're looking for a family-friendly pub this summer,

Vindicins is the place for you.

With over 170 beautiful country pubs across the UK,

great food, refreshing drinks, and a warm welcome are never far away.

Join us on your sunny adventures for a quick pit stop in our pub gardens,

or settle in together on the weekend for a hearty Sunday roast whatever the weather.

For any occasion or time of day, you and your family are always welcome.

Head to our website or social channels to find your nearest vintage in.

I'm going to Spectator Out Loud.

Each week we choose some of our favourite pieces from the magazine and ask their writers to read them aloud.

I'm Patrick Gibbons and on this week's podcast.

Max Jeffrey reports from court

as The Spectator and Douglas Murray

win the defamation case brought against them by activist and YouTuber Mohammed Hijab.

Cosmo Landisman speaks out in defence of those, including himself, who prefer to remain silent

over polarising political issues. Broadcasting legend Henry Blofeld provides his notebook on test cricket, celebrating what

he argues has been a wonderful year for the sport. Reviewing Jonathan Mailers the gods of New York,

the tumultuous 80s from Donald Trump to the Tompkins Square riots, David Honingman reflects on the

powder keg that was 1980s New York. And finally, in her life column,

Rachel Johnson reflects on her run-ins with the Gallagher brothers as she attends the Oasis

reunion. Up first, Max Jeffrey.

Muhammad Hijab sat at the back of the courtroom and ate doughnuts while his lawyer, Mark Henderson,

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