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Forty is a feminist issue
For older women, the battle for equality is far from won
France’s new reactionaries
The nation’s intellectuals are being roiled by issues of immigration, sovereignty and freedom of expression
The years of pain
I’m an old hand at cancer. I’ve had it nearly half my life
The Lake District
Cumberland and Westmorland Wrestling is the best thing in the Lake District. I lived near Wigton, just north of the…
The end of feminism
Victory has left 21st-century feminists in a morass of social-media sniping
Women’s issues are for everyone now, not just feminists
‘Women’s issues’ are for everyone. So feminism is obsolete
Red-brick revolutionaries
Labour was once the clever party. Under Jeremy Corbyn, its front bench is purged of Oxbridge intellectuals
How far can Bernie Sanders go?
Could the socialist senator of Vermont be on track to win the Democratic nomination?
Fear, loneliness and nostalgia: a return to Johannesburg
Oddly enough, the cabin service people on the plane are constantly eating during the night, helping themselves to the first-class…
The Hinkley Point disaster
Britain’s new nuclear plant has hardly left the drawing board, but it’s already a case study in what not to do
Iran’s hidden war with the West – and what we can do to fight back
It’s up to Britain to ensure that the nuclear dealdoes not allow a greater threat to the Middle East
Anglesey: la dolce vita in north Wales
We teased our friends by saying that our holiday would be on a far-away island. The Maldives, perhaps? No, Anglesey,…
Mentor
for Marisa Foz del Barrio You divorced on the first day it was legal, were imprisoned three times as a…
Mentor
for Marisa Foz del Barrio You divorced on the first day it was legal, were imprisoned three times as a…
Anglesey: la dolce vita in north Wales
We teased our friends by saying that our holiday would be on a far-away island. The Maldives, perhaps? No, Anglesey,…
Mentor
for Marisa Foz del Barrio You divorced on the first day it was legal, were imprisoned three times as a…
Sri Lanka makes me yearn to be a pre-war tea planter
James Delingpole tastes bliss in the steamy heat
The young entrepreneurs making the best of Spain’s crisis
Lara Prendergast finds delicacies amid the dilapidation in Andalucía
Cable cars, cheese and chic on the quieter side of the Alps
‘It sounds like you’re having an Ann Summers party up there,’ a male traveller called, as our group erupted into…
The wonders of Zanzibar’s Stone Town
Mark Palmer explores the Spice Island’s historic heart
The new sexual revolution
Young people today refuse to be simply gay, straight or bi
The Met have found no evidence for an abuse network linked to No10. It’s time they admitted it
Why won’t the police say that they have found no evidence whatsoever of a paedophile network linked to Parliament?
Adventures on the isle that seduced Odysseus
Gozo — Malta’s tiny island neighbour — was once rather a crucial spot in the Mediterranean. The Knights of Malta…
Centralising, illiberal, catastrophic: the SNP’s one-party state
Nicola Sturgeon’s government is an illiberal, centralising disaster. Time for a revolution
My Schubert cruise was a transport of delight
Michael Henderson is transported to raptures on a Schubert cruise
