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I’m writing this in the wake of a Big Television Event. The four-season-long 1%-er family epic Succession, rich in creative swearing and complicated...
This week, in a speech which was leaked in advance to every media outlet in the country, Suella Braverman unofficially auditioned to be her party’s...
A library is far more than just a ‘bricks and mortar’ house for books, yet those in charge don’t seem to realise it, writes Kirstin Innes. In...
Society isn’t equipped for conversations around miscarriage, grief and loss – we have to make a change, writes Kirstin Innes. Must be March. Like...
The first minister will leave office having improved the lives of many marginalised people, and that’s a legacy to be proud of, writes Kirstin...
Standing together and speaking with one voice has proved a powerful tool for people in France, writes Kirstin Innes – when will the UK do the same?...
‘Having It All’ has been boiled down to a vague idea of career and family life – that’s two things, not All, writes Kirstin Innes. I’ve...
It seems we are all talking about the royal family recently, but we aren’t having the right conversations, writes Kirstin Innes. Happy New Year? We...
As proven by this festive season’s big Netflix hit, Glass Onion, our ideas of fantasy and escapism have changed, writes Kirstin Innes. Like...
That pesky Elf on the Shelf has a lot to answer for when it comes to the expectations of children at Christmas time, writes Kirstin Innes. “But,...
From Twitter to film reviews, the online world is now dominated by a tone of weary cynicism that we could (and perhaps should) all live without,...
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