Arsenal shouldn’t embrace Luis Suárez, however desperate we are for success
Eight long years without a trophy has left too many fans willing to turn a blind eye to proven racism
Published by: The Guardian
Monthly Archives: July 2013
Ani Yonatan. Efshar l’azor li?*
Several years ago I did a Jewish event alongside Michael Gove. It was clear whose views the audience preferred. Courteous, witty and as hawkish as they were on Israel, he was the son-in-law of their dreams (apart from the obvious drawback).
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
From the archive: a portrait of Michael Foot, a lesson for Labour
Michael Foot, the late former Labour party leader, would have been 100 today. This article was published in the Guardian to mark his 85th birthday
Published by: The Guardian
From the archive: a portrait of Michael Foot, a lesson for Labour
Michael Foot, the late former Labour party leader, would have been 100 today. This article was published in the Guardian the day after he resigned on 22 November 1990
Published by: The Guardian
This summer Labour cannot rest – or it may lose the battle
As the Tories break up on a hog-fuelled high, Labour is full of woe. Three years on, why is it still on the defensive?
Published by: The Guardian
This summer Labour cannot rest – or it may lose the battle
As the Tories break up on a hog-fuelled high, Labour is full of woe. Three years on, why is it still on the defensive?
Published by: The Guardian
This poll is bad news for Labour, however you spin it
Labour should be doing much better two years away from an election. Ed Miliband must grab the public's attention – and soon
Published by: The Guardian
This poll is bad news for Labour, however you spin it
Labour should be doing much better two years away from an election. Ed Miliband must grab the public's attention – and soon
Published by: The Guardian
As G4S ‘overcharging’ and BBC payouts reveal, life in the UK just isn’t fair
If all this were in period costume, a Downton Abbey world of elites, we would be appalled. So why isn't there more outrage?
Published by: The Guardian
As G4S ‘overcharging’ and BBC payouts reveal, life in the UK just isn’t fair
If all this were in period costume, a Downton Abbey world of elites, we would be appalled. So why isn't there more outrage?
Published by: The Guardian