Why Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol is still so relevant
Really, the only things separating Bob Cratchit from the average 2022 Londoner are electricity and the fact he could afford…
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Really, the only things separating Bob Cratchit from the average 2022 Londoner are electricity and the fact he could afford…
ByOur Chanukah traditions are being passed on to the next generation. But I’m happy to add eggnog, a tree and…
ByAs a child, Christmases meant exclusion. Today, I am making my own Yuletide traditions.
ByThere is something particularly cheering about horns playing festive favourites as the temperature drops.
ByA festive round-up of politics in 2022
I was raised in a Jewish household, but broke all my grandmother’s rules.
ByFrom the Motherland special to the return of Happy Valley.
ByComplaints about Christmas inclusivity are designed to stoke grievance and division.
ByPerhaps I will fall in love with a Brazilian man, Eat, Pray, Love-style.
ByIf Jeremy Hunt is “playing Scrooge”, he should give a free goose to every household.
ByLet Remainers drop the gloating while Brexiteers take their fingers out their ears.
ByChildren in care are in the biggest ad slot of the year and hopefully, eventually in the thoughts of the…
ByThe Christian right reveres a harsh individualism that runs directly contrary to the true meaning of Christmas.
ByHollywood and Coca-Cola might have created a single image of Santa Claus, but his character is still evolving to reflect…
By’Tis the season for gift giving and – just like vaccinations – I am recommending everyone gets three Private Eye…
BySpending this much time with relatives is a fundamentally doomed exercise. Mine have developed a ritual to cope.
ByAustria is in lockdown, Merkel wants tighter restrictions in Germany, the Netherlands has imposed a three-week partial lockdown and Belgium…
ByThe purpose of the festive season is to give all of society a break: my God, do we deserve one.
By44, to be precise.
ByI’m not altogether sure Christmas dinner is a meal at all, let alone a real one; rather, it is the…
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