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Julian Murphy’s attempt to redefine ‘good’ and ‘bad’ behaviour is obviously well meaning but won’t survive for a second in the playground
Don’t get me wrong – I enjoyed the new Bond film – but it has a rather fundamental flaw
Jeremy and Piers have rather different views and yet avoid criticising each other. Maybe there’s something in it…
The Amazon boss turned up late and then told the PM to get on with his job. As Jennifer Acuri points out, it’s tough in New York
A motorist’s recent ‘David and Goliath’ victory against a car park firm was nothing of the sort
From the Frome Town FC raffle to the honours system, we tend to object when charitable aims become too transactional
The education secretary has done his best, which isn’t exactly saying much
Apparently people are fed up with firms using coronavirus as a reason for poor service. But why wouldn’t they?
The health secretary’s attempt to adopt the persona of a man doing the decent thing is grating… but at least he had to own up
The media reaction to students voting to remove a portrait of the Queen has been cynically exploited by the Tories
Perhaps Labour should wake up and start addressing the besetting sins of unfettered capitalism
The government’s way with words highlights a tussle between two lamentable aspects of our society
There is no mystery about the grassroots unionist anger that has led to street violence in Northern Ireland in recent weeks. Telling grassroots...
Allowing the likes of Google and Facebook to reap the rewards of junk food ads leaves a sour taste in the mouth
The row over the housing secretary’s union jack is further evidence of the government’s leaden approach to national pride
The scariest thing about lockdown is the loss of the feeling that something fun is always happening somewhere else
The left is seemingly 100% pro-lockdown, while the right is tainted by lockdown scepticism. But this is a bizarre state of affairs
The tax break on house purchases saw prices rise by 8.5% – but is it really the best way to address the housing shortage?
Last week the terrorism threat level was downgraded, but purveyors of news have myriad ways to keep us fretting about the future
Social media stars swanning around the world are just working within the government’s flabby Covid rules
The former transport minister has turned conservationist, but in a typically wrong-headed fashion
The broadcaster is giving in to its critics by trying to prove what it already is – one of the few reputable media sources we have
What the culture secretary doesn’t seem to understand is that drama doesn’t need to be accurate to be true
The late return of a lost key to a heritage building in Kent will be familiar to anyone surrounded by clutter
Four-letter words were once rebellious and cool, but the denizens of the finance sector have put paid to that
From blundering tweets to Joe Biden to pimping the Queen’s air ride, why can’t he get anything right?
The key to a successful wine investment, it appears, is not to drink it
A new study says humour in the workplace is vital, so thank God for the government’s bungled recruitment campaign
Even high rollers must reach a point when they’re losing money irresponsibly
Tattooing ‘Freedom’ and ‘Space’ on his fists will surely limit the actor’s roles, but is his new political party a plausible alternative?
As one who resists technological change, I think we should defend the telly that took out a Welsh village’s internet
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