The Sunday dozen

John Wyver writes: Just leaving Provence now, which is why there was no Sunday dozen last week. I loved the landscape, and was struck time and again by memories of the artworks of Paul Cezanne. So here is ‘Montagne Sainte-Victoire’, about 1890/95, from the collection of the National Galleries of Scotland. Remember too that there is a marvellous online free-to-access Catalogue Raisonné of all of Cezanne’s work here. Back in London from Monday night, but meanwhile below is this week’s list of articles that caught my attention. • Why the BBC matters: 5 minutes that are well worth your time, from the evidence given on 19 May by Sir Peter Bazalgette (former chair of ITV PLC), Dr Alex Mahon (former CEO of Channel 4 Television) and Pat Younge (former Chief Creative Officer, BBC Television) to the Culture, Media and Sport parliamentary Select Committee: • Hollywood, Gaza and the invisible blacklist: urgent from Alex Press for LA Review of Books, with a story co-edited with The Key, and…