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Time. It’s a commodity that we take for granted when it appears to be in abundance yet frantically despair when we realise it’s slipping th...

As part of a two-part documentary, Channel 5 recently aired the first episode of Gangland (at the time of writing, the second episode is ye...

Unlike most millennials, I’ve never booked an Uber. This might make me seem like a luddite but I’ve had little use for it and little incent...

While it might not be a popular opinion amongst married people especially, I don't believe in the importance and sanctity of marriage. ...

Members of the NUT (National Union of Teachers) are holding the first national strike since 2014 on 5 July. The length of time since the mo...

During the EU referendum campaign, and in the aftermath of the result, it’s clear that the referendum was deeper than just views on our rel...

There’s been an outpouring of tributes following Muhammad Ali’s passing. As a sporting icon and a figure from popular culture, this isn’t u...

Alicia Keys’ recent essay on Lenny provides a narrative that is surely familiar to most women. It articulates the struggle and pressures o...

One of the reasons I write this blog is that I enjoy writing; the expression of ideas, opinions and analysis via the written word. It’s som...

When most people think of British politicians and the British political class, they think of white, middle-aged, middle-class men with a st...