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Girls, let’s not leave AI to the men
As seen in the Times ‘Sodding sods!’ I exclaim, as I discover that I’m £16,000 overdrawn. Between the tweakments, the…
On the hunt for corruption at Reform party conference
As seen in the Guardian It’s the end of the hottest summer in British history, and the business reception at…
Gen Z, worried about your job prospects? I have the answer
As seen on Substack It is three o’clock on Thursday when Saffie texts me asking to meet up at Blank…
I have more in common with Meghan than I care to admit
As seen in the Daily Telegraph Tis the end of silly season, when those of us who presume to scribe…
The budding bromance between Trump and Burnham
As seen in the New Statesman I t’s a quarter to midnight on a hot July evening when the text…
My week of pure hedonism
As seen in the Times I’m fiddling with my phone when a news notification pops up. Another independent school has…
Did someone say climate change?
As seen in the Daily Telegraph I am sitting in my living room watching Songs of Praise, when a sudden…
How to write your own Burnham thinkpiece
As seen in the New World When that More In Common poll dropped this week showing Andy Burnham comfortably ahead…
How to write your own Burnham thinkpiece
As seen in the New Statesman ‘A garlic naan for every curreh, and a sofa for every telleh,’ says the…
Restore’s unstoppable rise to power
As seen on X ‘Subversive.’ With this word I sign off my vitriolic X reply to Beth Rigby, who has…
Why doesn’t my daughter enjoy bonking?
As seen in the Times ‘You young people, I don’t even know where to start!’ My phone call to my…
Andy Burnham is the Disraeli of the North
As seen in the New Statesman (Cont. from pages 1-13)… as V.S. Naipaul once remarked in The Road to Wigan…
Do I vibe with Rupert Lowe?
As seen in the New World What are the vibes of Rupert Lowe? That’s the question on my mind as…
Why gentlemen relish Kemi
As seen in the Telegraph Two thoughts on the sad and controversial death of Henry Nowak. The first is about…
