The doxxing of JK Rowling harms everyone
Taking the fight to someone’s home is a transgression of the social contract - whatever you think of their views.
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A female Doctor Who might not be causing crime to rise – but the crisis in masculinity is very real
The economic importance of men’s unique physical capacities is becoming a historical relic, and with it a distinctively masculine form…
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As inflation spikes, Labour must seize the agenda to argue for a fairer economy
A wage policy for the public sector and a new regime for household energy are needed.
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Brexit Britain is “changing whether it likes it or not”
The National Theatre’s Death of England explores Englishness after Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Black Friday’s carnival of consumerism feels increasingly untethered from reality
British consumers have already racked up more than £4bn in outstanding debt this year.
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We make no progress on racism or anything else by trawling through Azeem Rafiq’s past
There is something toxic about our attitude of one-strike-and-you’re-out, creating a culture that is determined to categorise everyone into villain…
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Can you afford childcare on an MP’s salary?
If £82,000 a year isn’t enough to cover the cost of childcare in the UK, we have a problem.
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Why we need to talk about dogs
A dog is for life not just for lockdown, they said when the pandemic began. Not everyone listened.
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