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The rules around vegetarianism and meat eating used to be simple. Now there are ever more grey areas, writes Zoe Williams
It is a strange symptom of ageing that you develop a marvellous and totally misguided confidence in your own abilities. The middle-aged action hero...
Everyone should learn to exercise tolerance in the necessary debate over which words to use, and when, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
The last time there was a panic about women not having kids, it was because we were smashing glass ceilings. Now many young people simply can’t...
The right has entered a new phase of moral delinquency, in which they acknowledge the suffering of others - then explain why it’s good for them,...
Yes, I don’t say ‘Catwoman’ fast enough, yes, I saw Nirvana at Reading festival in 1992, and, yes, I have been pronouncing ‘Marvel’ wrongly...
Whether you consider the petrol blockades of 2000 or this year’s anger over shortages, it’s clear that farmers and hauliers are genius protesters,...
Not all change comes from Westminster. Meaningful politics is about persuasion – which happens at grassroots level, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
My almost 14-year-old is annoyed that I think his birthday is a bigger deal for me than it is for him. Still, it will always be my special day, writes...
It is entirely un-newsworthy for people on opposing sides to dislike one another. But that doesn’t stop the language of fake hurt and victimhood...
My husband spends his life trying to brief me on things I should anxiously engage with. But I can’t worry about a dearth of Christmas turkeys so far...
A recent poll has shown that young people are justifiably anxious about the future of the planet, but also hopeful, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
It’s hard to admire gen Z without a twang of discomfort. They present qualities – strength under pressure, maturity, humility – that the middle...
This summer, a mighty row on cleanliness broke out online, after Ashton Kutcher said he washed his crotch and armpits daily ‘and nothing else...
Every morning, he delivers the German poll ratings to me. It has become clear that – apart from a zoo full of bonobos – nothing would make him...
Boris Johnson’s passport plan sets the vaxxers against the anti-vaxxers without necessarily making anything safe, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
Probably the most important relaxation of the Covid rules is the chance to properly celebrate a loved one’s life and all its contradictions, says...
The fact he staggered to a club at 1am, red of face and out of place, made me feel an unexpected glimmer of warmth for him
Young people don’t remember the 1980s at all, and the hard-won knowledge we gained from our nicotine habits. Primarily, says Zoe Williams, that it...
The ex-cricketer and lapsed comedian have found new work in politics and TV respectively, but they are trading off old successes and even older...
Is the broadcaster deliberately sabotaging Thanet’s tourist trade? That’s what an outraged barman told me, writes Zoe Williams
I’d like to blame lockdown for my failing eyesight. But my friends keep mentioning my age, writes Zoe Williams
Parents investing in private education will feel pretty satisfied with the grades – but not those who can’t afford to, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
At the first book launch I have been to since the start of the pandemic, the chat was uncertain, off-topic – and all the better for it, writes Zoe...
As our departure date loomed, I worried about the results – but it was the soaring prices and small print that sent me into an anxiety spiral
It’s taken me 27 years to become a blood donor. Was I really put off by a few questions about sex, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
My experience with being taught to talk proper is that it doesn’t work – and the lessons themselves are a corrupt concept
The government’s words at the global education summit are completely at odds with its behaviour
The government’s big idea of raising national insurance is unjust: any levy must be on wealth, not income, says the Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
Did I always wear the same trousers for four days in a row? Do our clothes have to match? And what are the chances our holiday will happen?
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
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