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Simon Barnes
My week as an atlas moth
Mon 1 Dec 2025
Harriet Meyer
How to budget using ChatGPT
Mon 1 Dec 2025
Barbara Ellen
ScarJo in an Exorcist remake? It’s already making my head swivel
Sun 30 Nov 2025
Andrew Rawnsley
What is the point of this Labour government? Reeves offered no compelling answer
Sun 30 Nov 2025
Will Hutton
UK’s tech sector could be the best in Europe, but this timid budget won’t help
Sun 30 Nov 2025
Séamas O’Reilly
Building a spaceship isn’t always rocket science
Sat 29 Nov 2025
Lucien Young
People underestimate me, so I overestimate to balance things out
Sat 29 Nov 2025
Kenan Malik
Defending trial by jury is crucial in a society where democracy is being eroded
Sat 29 Nov 2025
RóisÃn Lanigan
In defence of manic pixie dream girls
Fri 28 Nov 2025
John Naughton
Paul McCartney stages a silent protest against AI
Fri 28 Nov 2025
Eva Wiseman
Being a shopgirl taught me the power of charm
Thu 27 Nov 2025
Will Hutton
A tame budget with a sting in its tail
Wed 26 Nov 2025
Andrew Rawnsley
Labour MPs are finally cheering – but this budget’s true test is yet to come
Wed 26 Nov 2025
Simon Barnes
My week as a red-bellied piranha
Tue 25 Nov 2025
Lucien Young
Dear Keir: You have to be cruel to be kind – just ask the Sun
Sun 23 Nov 2025
Andrew Rawnsley
The Lords they are a-leaping to frustrate ministers
Sun 23 Nov 2025
Kenan Malik
Britain’s problem isn’t immigration. It’s a profound breakdown in trust
Sun 23 Nov 2025
Séamas O’Reilly
Turning 40 didn't make me feel old – talking to younger people did
Sat 22 Nov 2025
Eva Wiseman
Welcome to the brave new world of anti-ageing skincare for children
Fri 21 Nov 2025
RóisÃn Lanigan
The next status symbol is an offline childhood
Fri 21 Nov 2025
Rebecca Nicholson
In praise of small restaurants and eavesdropping
Thu 20 Nov 2025
Melanie Reid
When no news is good news
Tue 18 Nov 2025
Marie Le Conte
Ice hockey turned out to be the perfect sport
Mon 17 Nov 2025
Simon Barnes
My week as a short-beaked echidna
Mon 17 Nov 2025
Kenan Malik
The real threat isn’t a ‘woke right’ – it’s conservatism’s old demons
Sun 16 Nov 2025
Barbara Ellen
Please Brie mine – Waitrose serves up a cheesy festive romcom
Sun 16 Nov 2025
Andrew Rawnsley
How a cunning plan to bolster the PM backfired spectacularly
Sun 16 Nov 2025
Lucien Young
Wes Sez: I learned the art of honesty from my heroes, Blair and Mandelson
Sat 15 Nov 2025
RóisÃn Lanigan
Thanks to AI, nostalgia is not what it used to be
Fri 14 Nov 2025
John Naughton
Amid a mental health crisis, building AI therapists may be good medicine
Fri 14 Nov 2025
Martha Gill
The more zoos teach us, the harder it is to ignore the cages
Thu 13 Nov 2025
Séamas O’Reilly
This isn’t a parenting advice column. But I have some suggestions
Thu 13 Nov 2025
Simon Barnes
My week as a pink-footed goose
Wed 12 Nov 2025
Eva Wiseman
Relationships, like chocolate biscuits, have a labelling issue
Wed 12 Nov 2025
Barbara Ellen
Meghan will star as Meghan – but surely life is drama enough
Sun 9 Nov 2025
Kenan Malik
Violent crime is at a low, yet people’s experiences tell a different story
Sun 9 Nov 2025
Andrew Rawnsley
Zohran Mamdani’s victory shows the power of charisma in politics
Sun 9 Nov 2025
Séamas O’Reilly
No half-term visit to Dublin would be complete without a visit to World of Soil
Sat 8 Nov 2025
Martha Gill
The organ donation ‘opt-out’ has been a fatal failure
Sat 8 Nov 2025
Sarah Manavis
Breast reductions aren’t feminist – just another body trend
Sat 8 Nov 2025
John Naughton
Would you pay an AI to read your book? Authors may soon not have any choice
Fri 7 Nov 2025
Lucien Young
Dear Keir: who can you trust if not Tony Blair?
Fri 7 Nov 2025
John Niven
Nobody knows me like the algorithm – and it costs me
Fri 7 Nov 2025
Simon Barnes
Soldier, engineer, gardener: my week as a termite
Thu 6 Nov 2025
Eva Wiseman
I’m going ‘natural blonde’ – and it feels so unnatural
Thu 6 Nov 2025
Melanie Reid
Euphemisms for death just kill me
Wed 5 Nov 2025
Kenan Malik
‘Privatisation has made a Dad’s Army of the state’
Sun 2 Nov 2025
Lucien Young
Dear Keir: Keep your friend, but let him know the axe could fall
Sun 2 Nov 2025
Barbara Ellen
Save us from ‘Shrekking’ – we have plenty of dating horrors already
Sun 2 Nov 2025
Kate Maltby
Phones don’t belong centre stage. The play’s the thing
Sun 2 Nov 2025
Andrew Rawnsley
The chancellor is stuck between a rock and a hard place
Sun 2 Nov 2025
Séamas O’Reilly
An anniversary, a trip to Ireland, and a lot of family stories
Sat 1 Nov 2025
John Naughton
Musk’s war on Wikipedia is a fight for a fact-free future
Sat 1 Nov 2025
RóisÃn Lanigan
We’re swearing off dating apps. But are $150k matchmakers really the answer?
Fri 31 Oct 2025
Martha Gill
For an antidote to ‘broken Britain’, try the corner shop
Thu 30 Oct 2025
Eva Wiseman
What I learned from the Margaret Thatcher estate sale
Wed 29 Oct 2025
Simon Barnes
My week as an alpha male wolf
Wed 29 Oct 2025
Lucien Young
Dear Keir: How do I keep my kids on the straight and narrow?
Sun 26 Oct 2025
Andrew Rawnsley
Lucy Powell has a resonant message. The PM should listen
Sun 26 Oct 2025
