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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
I got the gig at a school by stressing my people skills. It turns out I meant I can’t keep my mouth shut, writes Zoe Williams
Competing the headcount should have been a piece of cake. But domestic, cultural and political quandaries sent me into a tailspin, writes Zoe Williams
Lesson one will be The Point of Other People as our children get used to having friends round and interacting IRL, writes Zoe Williams
My family treated my positive Covid test as exciting news, like they had been watching EastEnders for 17 years and finally something had happened
The government’s 1% NHS offer shows they have no plans to rebalance the UK in favour of those who deserve better, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
I cannot stand the toxic atmosphere of glee around the link between coronavirus and obesity
What have I achieved in the 347 days since the UK first went into lockdown? A great deal on Diet Coke and victory in the war on nits, writes Zoe...
The trainer has damaged his sport’s delicate contract with the public after he was photographed sitting on a mare’s corpse, says the Guardian...
I’m trying to prepare them for the great reopening on 8 March, but whenever I mention it they look at me as if I have joined QAnon, writes Zoe...
At first I felt relieved that my symptoms aren’t too grim. Then I felt bad about my relief, as if I’d failed a basic solidarity duty
While we should celebrate the achievement of getting everyone vaccinated, the wider strategy is deeply political, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
My 85-year-old uncle and I are on the same page. When you are used to looking at yourself in the mirror once a day, it is agony to do it for 40...
One thing is now abundantly clear. This dark, rainy winter break only exists to make sure teachers don’t lose the will to live, writes Zoe Williams
We have reached the point of lockdown where there is a complete suite of feelings I want a veto over, from my children’s tiredness to Mr Z’s...
Keir Starmer may be planning a ‘patriotic’ rebrand for Labour, but I’m more curious about the government’s approach to the flag, writes Zoe...
It might seem like the last thing we need, but if the channel avoids fake news we can live with it, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
A blackcurrant bush, a lever-arch file, some harissa … there’s plenty of free stuff up for grabs where I live. It’s just a question of whether I...
It is unnatural to tell an adult to blow their own nose, and I never know where to look when they’re doing the swab. But I’m still very happy to...
We need sleep, rest, exercise, love and fun to remain passably human. But for many of us in lockdown, the most pressing job is to avoid conflict with...
The government’s version of identity politics has proved potent. The only response is to change the nature of the debate, says Guardian columnist...
A factory with more than 800 plants has been discovered in a building beside the Bank of England – and the news had an unexpected effect on me
With the vaccination programme underway, it is possible to see rays of hope for the first time in months
Last year, it was simple: if you had proper work, you deserved it; if you were keeping a pig alive in Minecraft, you were kicked off. Those rules have...
I didn’t mean to offend him, but I was arguing with strangers on a radio programme when he called round. In trying to make up, I was met with the...
Johnson and his cabinet didn’t prepare for the inevitable second wave. But we need to move beyond a sense of impotent dread, says Guardian columnist...
Tax self-assessment is stressful enough without them popping up every single day to remind me the deadline is looming, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
This year I made unresolutions – I will not have a great idea for a new project, I will not eat more fruit, I will not hand-feed squirrels. It’s...
If parents were told how long to expect school gates to stay shut due to Covid, they could better plan for their kids’ education, says Guardian...
In the 1950s radio comedy, implacable differences of opinion just create a society full of people it’s enjoyable to laugh at, says Guardian...
Two contexts have existed in parallel: one about respect for the process, and the other about practicalities, says the Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
The pandemic is pitting us against each other. So England’s worst-hit areas should get the best protection for livelihoods, says Guardian columnist...
Backing any Johnson-negotiated outcome on the EU would be toxic for the opposition leader, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
A mixture of reason and scorn didn’t defeat the Brexit party, and it won’t with Reform UK either, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
The only way to get public buy-in we need is sorting out test and trace, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
It’s difficult for strongman politicians to project confidence in the face of the virus when they themselves succumb to it, says Guardian columnist...
The issue of abortion is now centre-stage in the US presidential election. Campaigners must seize the opportunity, says Guardian columnist Zoe...
The applicator that came with her new meds was impossible to use, so we devised a system using the one for her pet. It was not straightforward – and...
Tick boxes don’t work, convenience doesn’t work, and getting two equally good-looking people in a room is no guarantee they’ll go for it. The...
The project’s purpose is to move from a politics of consensus to one of division. The only way to uproot it is at the source, says Guardian...
The BBC’s new director-general wants more rightwing comedy. I’ve got the perfect sitcom for him, says Zoe Williams
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