Late in life, I have become a convert to the beautiful game
I was sceptical about a certain strain of middle-class fan, but now I know the thrill of belonging to the football tribe
Published by: The Guardian
I was sceptical about a certain strain of middle-class fan, but now I know the thrill of belonging to the football tribe
Published by: The Guardian
The shadow chancellor is a political powerhouse. For Labour's sake I hope he ignores Anthony Seldon's call for him to quit
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The pope did too little to deal with sex offenders in the priesthood. He must be held to account – in this life, not the next
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Disadvantages of Britain joining the EEC in 1973 given more than five times the space over advantages in 'alarming' book
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The Labour party leader faces a choice he's still not made: to keep ambitions modest, or to offer a genuinely radical vision
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Once Gove could look on with disdainful pity at his colleagues' clumsiness. This U-turn will weaken his leadership chances
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A winter of discontent looms, with Lib Dems and Tories fighting for his Eastleigh seat, Labour watching on – and Nigel Farage as wild card
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Beijing's alleged hacking of the New York Times is a sign of both the regime's huge power – and its fear of a Chinese spring
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What matters about last month's Israeli elections is what kind of government they produce. Talk of how those elections were covered in the media is, I know, secondary. So forgive me if I focus on a view that has bubbled up here and there in the blogosp...
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle