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Kate Maltby

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Public blood lust for Andrew lets the Royal Family off the hook

26.02.2026 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Why Viktor Orbán’s dystopian fertility policies could come to Britain

11.02.2026 4

iNews

Kate Maltby

Kristi Noem has awakened America’s oldest conflict. It won’t end well

27.01.2026 6

iNews

Kate Maltby

Andrew's fatal Epstein error is being repeated by Mandelson

14.01.2026 20

iNews

Kate Maltby

Andrew broke Britain's bond with the monarchy - and put the Royal Family at risk

08.12.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

The ban on online porn showing choking is doomed to fail

05.11.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Protests on 7 October, a day of grief, insult both Jews and Palestinians

07.10.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

The tragedy of Bonnie Blue

30.07.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Farage is honouring a British tradition - a very ugly one

23.07.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

What neurodivergent people must ask ourselves after Greg Wallace’s victim claim

16.07.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

'The Salt Path' is the new Captain Tom: a story built for an insecure society

08.07.2025 20

iNews

Kate Maltby

Let's set the record straight on Sally Rooney and Palestine Action

26.06.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Gleeful leftists cheering attacks on Israel don’t understand the true horror

18.06.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Book burning is a modern free speech test for Labour

12.06.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Russia is mocking Ukraine and the West – and Trump's silence is deafening

03.06.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Men afraid of the workplace? Join the club

28.05.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Shoplifters, beware: mess with Greggs at your peril 

20.05.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

The most dangerous thing about Donald Trump is his attention span

13.05.2025 8

iNews

Kate Maltby

Trump is behaving like a textbook fascist

08.05.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Pope Francis' death brings a difficult issue to the fore for the conclave

22.04.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Chris Riddell on Donald Trump, the Easter bunny who came to break all the eggs

19.04.2025 10

The Guardian

Kate Maltby

Stepmothers, relax, you’ll always be wicked but true love is worth it

19.04.2025 9

The Guardian

Kate Maltby

Israel has become impossible for me to defend

15.04.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

There’s a place for audience participation, but ‘chicken jockey’ chaos takes it too far

12.04.2025 30

The Guardian

Kate Maltby

JD Vance's free speech hypocrisy is a threat to Starmer - and the UK

01.04.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Let Britain’s magical, mythical creatures inspire a patriotism untainted by politics

30.03.2025 10

The Guardian

Kate Maltby

Trump's fascist disdain for civil liberties is spreading across Europe

26.03.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Do we really want Clueless updated to reflect our dark, digital age? Ugh! As if!

23.03.2025 20

The Guardian

Kate Maltby

Tesla's decline will soon become Donald Trump's problem

20.03.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Mind your manners, diners, restaurants are turning the tables on grumpy reviewers

16.03.2025 20

The Guardian

Kate Maltby

You're not being honest if you claim to be shocked by Trump

12.03.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Oh, Kemi – it was all going so well

19.02.2025 20

iNews

Kate Maltby

Trigger warnings may be doing more harm than good. Witness ‘the abortion play’

15.02.2025 20

The Guardian

Kate Maltby

The slippery slope of assisted dying has already begun

12.02.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

Katharine Birbalsingh has taught Labour an embarrassing lesson

07.02.2025 20

iNews

Kate Maltby

Sorry, Dame Judi, BBC Radio’s job is to find listeners, not train playwrights

01.02.2025 8

The Guardian

Kate Maltby

Jews are afraid again – Holocaust education has failed

27.01.2025 20

iNews

Kate Maltby

Hostage Emily Damari has been freed – but the UK did not do enough

22.01.2025 10

iNews

Kate Maltby

England cricket stars have a rare chance to stand up to the Taliban

In 1970, a young white activist named Peter Hain led a campaign of disruptive protest which led to the England cricket team’s decades-long boycott...

02.01.2025 8

iNews

Kate Maltby

Sigourney Weaver’s Prospero may finally set us free of this celebrity Shakespeare indulgence

In 1986, Sigourney Weaver completed her second Alien movie and returned to New York’s off-Broadway scene to prove she could do Shakespeare. For...

29.12.2024 10

The Guardian

Kate Maltby

We are scared to talk about cousin marriage – but we must

The American novelist Louisa May Alcott is best known for the Little Women series of novels. In the 1870s, however, her popularity with female...

23.12.2024 9

iNews

Kate Maltby

Death is at the heart of Christmas. That’s why we love to tell festive ghost stories

This Christmas, find some pity for Lynda Snell MBE. Fans of the BBC radio soap The Archers know Lynda as the stalwart organiser of every Christmas...

22.12.2024 10

The Guardian

Kate Maltby