The PM's reverse Heineken effect: he depresses the parts others cannot reach

Throughout my twenties, I remained admirably relaxed about letting women get the first round in

I became the persona that everyone saw on the show

The inquest system is broken beyond belief, endangering anyone who might someday need police or care services

As we face higher interest rates and a potential fall in real house prices, the intergenerational inequality which currently feels so sharp, could actually ease off

You don’t need to be a woke crusader to covet an equitable working environment

Putin’s ability to maintain stability has been challenged

Mantras like 'love yourself' are great, but do I always have to feel confident?

In my youth I’d scoff at 'old' ravers, but now I've aged enough to understand them

I’m never entirely sure what to wear and when

The Eat, Pray, Love author's fate is a reminder that if literature is not about the cultivation of human empathy, it is nothing

When the dust settles, he will be seen as one of the most important figures of the Conservative period in government

When it comes to language, it's always been a doggy-dog world

The Retained EU Law Bill could see politicians, rather than the people 'take back control'

If we choose the wrong kind of AI regulation, innovators will go elsewhere

Last week two of the UK’s most prominent media companies were accused of concealing internal sex scandals

He has no idea of calories or what counts as protein

The Ben Roberts-Smith war crimes scandal shows the toxic consequences of foreign occupations

I plough on, beset by tasks that are simply too big for one person to complete

Uniting the nation in our love of drama might actually be the best thing our former prime minister has done