If only other cancer patients could wish it all away, just like heroic Elle Macpherson Like other celebrity wellness entrepreneurs, the former model seems to peddle nonsense The Guardian - UK · Sep 8, 2024
Is the Taliban-friendly Imran Khan really the best choice as Oxford’s next chancellor? The former cricketer also blames women for rape and calls Salman Rushdie a blasphemer The Guardian - UK · Sep 1, 2024
How to lose weight and influence no one – the Robert Jenrick diet for party leadership Could a trimmer figure, the quick-fix way, and new hairdo be enough to get the party vote? The Guardian - UK · Aug 24, 2024
Tom Cruise pulled off the best Scientology stunt ever. If only he could really levitate Waving the Olympic flag in Paris, the cult’s star made the world forget about the unpleasant bits The Guardian - UK · Aug 18, 2024
There’s big money in IVF – but not for the women who hand over their eggs Donation is gruelling and risky, but the reward wouldn’t even buy a new iPhone The Guardian - UK · Aug 11, 2024
We know Trump is weird – it’s time for the Democrats to get creative with the insults Kamala Harris’s team think they’ve hit a nerve, but it’s far too mild to describe their target The Guardian - UK · Aug 4, 2024
Reducing Labour women to the sum of their outfits is suddenly all the rage It seems Angela Rayner has forgotten her place, sartorially, but at least it lets Meghan off the hook The Guardian - UK · Jul 14, 2024
Great for parties, useless for governing: grace-and-favour homes are the spoils of power The country piles of Dorneywood, Chevening and Chequers that were so fiercely squabbled over by Tory ministers are suddenly up for grabs The Guardian - UK · Jul 7, 2024
Is a slimmed-down monarchy really such a ‘foolish idea’? We subjects seem to be surviving just fine After Princess Anne’s accident, concerns over a too small royal family may be over-inflated The Guardian - UK · Jun 30, 2024
An amnesty for Covid lockdown breakers? Robert Buckland plays the rest of us for fools The pandemic appears to be the subject of amnesia in this election campaign, with the worst suffering put tactfully aside The Guardian - UK · Jun 23, 2024
Victoria Starmer isn’t playing ball with the rightwing press. Good for her To add to its frustrations, the Labour leader’s wife hasn’t said anything silly and has refused to exhibit the couple’s children The Guardian - UK · Jun 16, 2024
Your sermons on integrity are a bit rich, archbishop, given your faith in Paula Vennells Justin Welby has urged politicians to behave nicely. Shame he didn’t say as much to the former Post Office boss The Guardian - UK · Jun 9, 2024
Must we pity put-upon parents sacrificing all to send their offspring to private school? The rightwing media are full of faux outrage about Labour’s plans to apply VAT to fees The Guardian - UK · Jun 2, 2024
Hiring Nick Kyrgios to fill its vacant toxic male slot is an unforced error on BBC’s part Despite hopes he will improve ratings, the new Wimbledon commentator is so unappealing even male sports fans recoil The Guardian - UK · May 25, 2024
The Guardian - UK · May 12, 2024 Faith groups want more say in secular Britain. Labour should tell them to go to hell Most Britons don’t identify as religious, and would prefer to keep worship out of schools
The Guardian - UK · May 5, 2024 With a bit of Saudi topspin, tennis fans can overlook its brutal repression of women The WTA finals host revealed its commitment to women’s rights by jailing a female activist
The Guardian - UK · Apr 28, 2024 Jacob Rees-Mogg is just posing as a GB News anchor, but Ofcom doesn’t care if we’re confused Thanks to the watchdog’s liberal pre-election advice, drawling condescension will pass as impartiality
The Guardian - UK · Apr 21, 2024 David Cameron is making great strides. No, he really is, you can watch them on video The foreign secretary’s actions are always ‘the right thing to do’. How marvellous!
The Guardian - UK · Apr 14, 2024 Secret’s out, Harold Wilson had another affair. There’s nothing sweet about that, boys The former PM’s aides josh that it was good for his morale, and ours. Never mind his wife
The Guardian - UK · Apr 7, 2024 Skiing holidays, school fees, second homes… the rich are truly deserving of our pity The cries of the poor – merely short of food and heat – are drowning out other people in need
The Guardian - UK · Mar 31, 2024 Jeremy Hunt and Gen Z are clearly of a mind on Shein. They’d rather skirt the issues The fast fashion firm’s dubious ethical record doesn’t get in the way of a ‘haul’ or an IPO
The Guardian - UK · Mar 24, 2024 Thanks, chaps, for trying to reform the Garrick from within. We’re OK without With such a roll call of gargoyles, women would surely refrain from joining the exclusive London club anyway
The Guardian - UK · Mar 17, 2024 In the name of anti-elitism, Arts Council England has declared war on opera and excellence ‘Good’ singers performing great music by dead people. Who’d listen to that?
The Guardian - UK · Feb 25, 2024 Prince William has pontificated about Gaza, but was David Cameron the right person to plagiarise? The heir to the throne was suspiciously close to channelling the foreign secretary in his recent statement
The Guardian - UK · Feb 18, 2024 An all-male byelection ballot in Rochdale? That’s hardly taking the Suffragette line We can tell just how far women have come by examining the 11 candidates