When Nelson Mandela goes, the global village will lose its elder
The former South African president is the ultimate example of moral authority, the most precious commodity in politics
Published by: The Guardian
Monthly Archives: June 2013
George Osborne master of the game of divisive politics
The chancellor has tried to gloss over a dire financial situation by playing the game he knows best
Published by: The Guardian
The Met’s undercover police wrecked the lives of many deceived women
Will public outrage at the attempt to smear the Lawrence family lead to a full inquiry at which the scandal of infiltration is probed?
Published by: The Guardian
From memory to sexuality, the digital age is changing us completely
I once thought the world of the internet would be the same as before, only faster. In fact, it's altering every corner of human life
Published by: The Guardian
From memory to sexuality, the digital age is changing us completely
I once thought the world of the internet would be the same as before, only faster. In fact, it's altering every corner of human life
Published by: The Guardian
Stuart Hall’s sentence is unduly lenient – the judge got it wrong
Yes, he's 83, but Hall has eluded justice for sexually abusing girls for so long – why should his time in jail be reduced?
Published by: The Guardian
Stuart Hall’s sentence is unduly lenient – the judge got it wrong
Yes, he's 83, but Hall has eluded justice for sexually abusing girls for so long – why should his time in jail be reduced?
Published by: The Guardian
Obama is like Apple, Google and Facebook: a once hip brand tainted by Prism
The president and the web giants are disgraced by this scandal. But we made it possible – by becoming informants on ourselves
Published by: The Guardian
Obama is like Apple, Google and Facebook: a once hip brand tainted by Prism :
The president and the web giants are disgraced by this scandal. But we made it possible - by becoming informants on ourselves
Published by: The Guardian
When the Israel boycott goes mainstream
Sometimes it takes just a single word. This particular word, used three times in a newspaper article, offered a glimpse of an unwelcome future - one in which Israel is seen all but universally as a pariah state. It appeared in a Daily Express report o...
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle