Articles
Northern Ireland's Brexit ironies would be funny if they weren't so dangerous
A political deadlock and the rollback of the NI Protocol threaten to undo decades of peace
In a world of bad news, art can be the best medicine
Art is the illumination of the human desire to connect and create, irrespective of the period or genre
The future of the BBC and the problems with its funding
The 100-year-old British broadcasting institution is under threat due to a licence fee saga
Are British bureaucrats rebelling against the Johnson administration?
Cabinet members are just not listening to the civil servants anymore
Boris Johnson upends stereotypes about Brits, in all the wrong ways
Berlin is not always humourless and Britons can be 'economical with the truth'
T S Eliot's poetry still touches on the great themes of our lives
'The Wasteland' was published in April 1922. A 100 years on, it is still relevant
Global warming by any other name is still a problem
Changing the definition of a problem, in this case a heatwave, does not solve them
Does Rishi Sunak know the price of eggs?
Last week Sunak made what was billed as a major statement on the British economy
The kindness of strangers for the people of Ukraine
In war, the act of giving allows donors to overcome the sense of helplessness we all feel
For Boris Johnson, Ukraine is a welcome distraction – but not for long
A number of pressing issues at home are beginning to pinch the British public
The Oscars and Bafta in a time of war in Ukraine
Movies serve two critical functions when there's instability
Putin isn't alone in rethinking the past – so is the West
Both Russia and Europe seem to be righting the wrongs of the 1990s, albeit from different perspectives
A storm in a teacup: Why Brits like a few days of terrible weather
We love to obsess about the weather, and there is an underlying reason that's worth examining
John Major is worried about where British democracy is headed
It goes well beyond the former British Prime Minister's dislike for Boris Johnson
Is a British renaissance under Johnson possible?
The feuds and ambitions of those around Boris Johnson to succeed him are taking up a lot of space
