How Zac Goldsmith brought racial division to London’s mayoral contest
There’s something decidedly American about the timbre of the latest election for London mayor.
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The Palace of Westminster is falling down, but does the public care?
In the age of tech startups that hold office meetings around ping-pong tables, the argument about a multi-billion pound refurbishment of the Palace of Westminst...
Corporate elision sullies the end of the Indy, Fleet Street’s last great gamble
Should a real press regulator ever be set up in this country, its first rule should be that any paper found to be puffing itself like a political or corporate d...
The Internet needs better advocates than the censorship crusader Laurie Penny
It is evident to anybody who takes an interest in free speech and its bedfellow free thought that the Internet is now the only battleground worth fighting over....
A New Day on Fleet Street?
It is perhaps the defining hypocrisy of journalism that while the industry claims to be dedicated to popping the pretensions of the great windbags of our time, ...