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This year, our annual get-together was never going to be a ‘normal’ one. Children were self-isolating and the thirtysomethings were waiting for...
My children are not enjoying the current British heatwave. And they think they know the culprit, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
They got as much Diet Coke as they could drink and sometimes an ‘additional reporting’ credit. I gained an insight into a world of new...
The Labour leader needs ideas to flow in from everywhere – not just from the leader of the opposition’s office, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
When a dentist is holding something sharp in your mouth, you need them to be infinitely accepting of you and your behaviour. A person like that is...
On morning TV this week, two of the developers of the Oxford vaccine were faced with an outpouring of thanks. It was very much deserved – and very...
He’s not my brother. He’s not my colleague. If he was, we wouldn’t have such ridiculous conversations, writes Zoe Williams
Haribo supplies are under threat. I’m already struggling to buy Um Bongo and seaweed salad. What does this tell us – except that I need to improve...
MPs pile in to celebrate his appointment, and you can see their point, he’s definitely preferable to Hancock
Opinion polls show support for maintaining overseas aid is growing – and the government can no longer afford to ignore it, says Guardian columnist...
The pandemic has made everyone think about what really matters, and it isn’t ‘hustle culture’, working around the clock or pledging yourself to...
After listening to a podcast about the teenage brain, I paraded my new knowledge in front of my children, who looked at me as if I was a cat with a...
A report on ‘white working-class’ children blames the effects of government policy on a conspiracy of the so-called liberal elite, says Guardian...
Casual vaccine chat is today’s only form of small talk, so it’s not surprising it would take a lightheartedly tribal turn. Ultimately, of course,...
This year, hay fever season is unbelievably bad, everyone has it – and none of the suggested remedies are any help to my teenage son, says Guardian...
Keir Starmer needs to reveal who he really is and not be afraid to win enemies as well as friends, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
You can tell a lot about a leader from the poems they quote, as the president’s speech to US air force personnel proved this week
Countless parties, not to mention weddings, not to mention wedding cakes, are ready to go, as we await another fateful government decision
We were one of only five teams fighting for four prize spots. Needless to say, it went exactly as I expected, writes Zoe Williams
The education recovery tsar has quit, tutoring is being outsourced and Gavin Williamson is in charge. Business as usual, then, writes Zoe Williams
Though imperfect, Covid support measures changed attitudes to those who have less money through no fault of their own, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
Gaming is task-driven, repetitive and often frustrating – just like having a job. Childhood isn’t supposed to be so serious, writes Zoe Williams
The PM is notoriously chaotic with cash, spending £27,000 on takeaways yet struggling to buy his own coffee. His nuptials with Carrie Symonds ought...
There haven’t been many encounters with casual spikiness during lockdown. But when this newspaper and I were gratuitously insulted, I found it...
People may roll their eyes at the concept, but at least it tries to address a problem that won’t go away on its own, writes Zoe Williams
Unlike the opposition, the right enjoy considerable freedom and agility on this terrain. They mapped it, after all, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
With the staggered route out of lockdown, and the different rules for different regions, I am struggling to figure out what’s allowed and when
The prime minister’s alleged £535 debt could have affected every aspect of his financial life. I discovered that the hard way a long time ago, says...
Its algorithm suggests I am most interested in jewellery, luxury goods, electronic music, love and emotions. Nothing could be further from the truth
Reading has brought me endless joy, but I have accidentally crushed my children’s enthusiasm. It is a terrible indictment
It’s not the ‘woke’ who want to erase the past, but those who are determined that it should never be examined, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
It’s not the done thing. But after 14 months of solid contact, I know the kids and Mr Z won’t mind if I go to Newquay for that rare joy: a...
While local elections are complicated and give me the blues, the London race has big characters and bizarre real-world consequences, writes the...
To the majority of voters, snobbery is the headline offence of the prime minister’s flat refurbishment, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
My hairdresser has turned vigilante, inspecting customers’ heads for signs of illegal styling. It has put me off visiting her – despite the...
We have eight ties to prevent last-minute scrambles. But the return after Easter still led to a game of ‘hunt the shoes’ – and reminded me of...
The scandals under Johnson are a far greater threat than the accusations of hypocrisy that felled John Major’s government, says Guardian columnist...
He told me my hopes would be dashed when we went in search of pure happiness in Ramsgate. Because while the pubs are now open, the arcades remain...
The South African variant has been detected in two London boroughs, leading to an outbreak of community spirit and unstoppable civic responsibility,...
As the head of any family knows, sometimes you have to tell the children that no one can dress up, says the Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
How much of teenage behaviour is due to the pandemic, and how much is garden-variety adolescence? It’s a difficult knot to tease out, says the...
I’ve missed out on mini breaks and Easter eggs, but am extremely well prepared for the day bars re-open in England, writes Guardian columnist Zoe...
The UK’s young have become the pigeons of the public realm, only remarked upon when they leave litter in the park, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
Asking whether Boris Johnson has breached public standards is like asking whether two pigeons trying to shag mid-air have violated public decency...
Just about all I can remember is that recounting the plot of whatever box set you’re watching isn’t even low-quality chat. So why do I keep doing...
After multiple cancellations for various shows, my inbox was swimming with virtual gift cards. Thank God for Michael at the box office, writes Zoe...
While Boris Johnson attributes the success of the rollout to greed and capitalism, the credit should actually go to scientists, experts, NHS staff and...
My friends keep failing the Life in the UK test – no surprise given the questions, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
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