Letters: Cameron defames the British people
The following letters appear in the 19th February edition of the Independent
The following letters appear in the 19th February edition of the Independent
He can say he's Jack all night long but everyone knows he's really Chandler. And when he delivered the climactic speech about being an alcoholic, the audience clapped and cheered, because everyone knows he's really Matthew Perry, recovering alcoholic
It's always been about the people and the politics, not the music or the sequinned leggings
Defence is a bigger problem for Labour even than voters' nervousness about its economic policy
A Polish magazine this week published a cover showing a white woman being groped on all sides by dark-skinned hands. It was a sad continuation of a familiar narrative
Christopher Alden's production updates things to an Amish enclave in nineteenth-century America
The party wants to have its fiscal cake and eat it, and is relying on the fact that hardly anyone understands the detail
A 2015 UK study found that after 12 months of programme attendance, 23 per cent of the men involved continued to punch or kick walls or furniture, slam doors, smash things or stamp. Proponents argue this shows perpetrator programmes work. It seems an odd definition of success to me
Cost-cutting and privatisation are shattering the service
If anything good came out of the heartbreaking diagnosis I received last year, it was the knowledge that I can now share
Hot drinks containing sugar might not be the most shocking of news, but the wider picture it fits into is
Menigitis has hit headlines after a family shared a photograph of a two-year-old before she died of the disease
Cut and thrust debate, side huddles, early morning finishes - this is how the European Council works
Important news from the cartographic business, plus the beginnings of the Conservative Party's second great fracture over Europe
The proportion gaining a place at a Russell Group institution has stagnated